Fw: thesis invitation

[edwschreiber at earthlink.net]

Dear Colleagues,

I've been traveling and returned to find this.
I've missed the last few grouptalk comments but
thought I would send this along.  

Maybe everyone knows about it already.

Part of my travels this last week was to Charlottesville
to spend 3 days in meetings with Zerka Moreno with 3
others, all part of 2 projects we are working on.

Wanted to tell everyone how lovely, vital, vibrant Zerka
remains, so clear, so precise, so great.

Best,

Ed Schreiber


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>From: "Tulipano, Sandra" <tulipano at lesley.edu>
>Sent: Jan 17, 2007 9:02 AM
>To: 
>Subject: thesis invitation
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>The intent of this research study is to document and describe expressive
>therapies interventions that are effective with children who have been
>diagnosed with having Asperger's Syndrome.
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>There will be two parts that the researcher will be requesting feedback
>upon from you, the participate:
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>1. Expressive therapy interventions from your prior experience working
>with children diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome; 
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>2. Your review of the researcher's protocol.
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>There are two ways in which the researcher is seeking professionals to
>participate in this thesis project:
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>1.      For Professionals with 3 or more expressive therapy
>interventions:
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>Conduct an interview.   The interview will be 30 minutes.  In the
>interview I will be asking you to share the expressive therapy
>interventions (i.e. comic strip, video, dance/movement, musical, art,
>etc.) that they have done that you have used with Asperger's Syndrome
>clientele and your personal opinion of how effective the specific
>interventions are.  You will also be asked to give feedback on my
>original protocol, which will be given to you either as a hardcopy or
>via email.
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>2.      For Professionals with 1 or 2 expressive therapy interventions:
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>Respond to a questionnaire.  You will be asked to share your expressive
>therapy interventions (i.e. comic strip, video, dance/movement, musical,
>art, etc.) that you have done with Asperger's Syndrome clientele, as
>well as your personal opinion of how effective they are.  You will be
>asked to give feedback to the researcher's original protocol, which will
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>In order for your feedback to be considered in the thesis, all
>interviews and feedback responses must be completed by February 2, 2007.
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>Your time and consideration is highly appreciated.  Please feel free to
>contact the researcher: Cailin Good with any questions or concerns you
>may have.  If you choose to participate in this thesis project you will
>be given a consent form to sign.
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>Please RSVP by Sunday January 21, 2007.
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>Cailin Good:  857-998-7183 (cell) or cailingood at hotmail.com
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