Czego mogą nas nauczyć osoby z autyzmem? | Maria Dąbrowska-Jędral | TEDxUniversityofWarsaw

Czy naprawdę słyszymy to, co inni do nas mówią? Po co pytamy, jeśli znamy odpowiedź? Na ile dajemy się zwieść pozorom? Dlaczego tak często się nie rozumiemy? Maria Dąbrowska-Jędral, szkoleniowiec i trenerka nowoczesnych metod terapeutycznych dla osób w spektrum autyzmu, opowie, jak praca z osobami z autyzmem, mającymi poważne problemy z komunikacją, pozwoliła jej odkryć to, co kluczowe w szukaniu porozumienia i relacjach między ludźmi.
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Do we really hear what others say to us? Why do we ask if we know the answer? To what extent do we let ourselves be deceived by appearances? Why do we so often misunderstand each other? Maria Dabrowska-Jędral, an instructor and a trainer of modern therapeutic methods for people with autism spectrum disorders, will explain how working with people with autism, who have serious communication problems, allowed her to discover what is crucial in the search for mutual understanding and in the relations between people.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx Maria Dąbrowska-Jędral is a mother of an adult son with autism, for whom she left medicine and set off on a journey through autism. She loves to verify science in practice. An instructor and a trainer of modern therapeutic methods for people with autism spectrum disorders - RDI® and HANDLE®. In her everyday work with people on the autism spectrum and their families, she asks questions, challenges stereotypes, and seeks solutions based on human needs. She is constantly in awe of the complexity of the nervous system and human nature. Her favorite questions are: "What else don't I see?" and "What else is possible?". She inspires others to look wider, deeper, and further. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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