Finding Our Voices Issue 3

 

The 3rd issue is here!

A preview of just a few of the things in the 3rd issue:

  • Interview with the Selective Mutism Foundation
  • SM training and awareness – Two adults who have experienced SM firsthand take on the challenge of doing some awareness training
    Plus: training days for parents, teachers and professionals by Maggie Johnson
  •  Interview with Joe Powell, National Director of All Wales People First – Joe talks about his ‘non-verbal’ years, gaining employment with a learning disability and living with Aspergers’ Syndrome
  • How to survive a driving test (even if you fail)
  • And more!

Go to the Magazine page and click on the download button to view the 3rd issue

 

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