2nd Edition
The Intensive Interaction Classroom Guide Social Communication Learning and Curriculum for Children with Autism, Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties, or Communication Difficulties
Foreword
List of Contributors
1 INTRODUCTION
Amandine Mourière & Pam Smith
2 THE STORY OF INTENSIVE INTERACTION
Dave Hewett
3 AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIENCE - INTERFACES BETWEEN PEOPLE, BRAINS AND NEURODIVERGENCES.
Pam Smith & Amandine Mourière
4 THE MOST IMPORTANT LEARNING
Pam Smith
5 INTENSIVE INTERACTION AS A TEACHING AND LEARNING APPROACH
Amandine Mourière
6 MY JOURNEY TO INTENSIVE INTERACTION IN THE EARLY YEARS FOUNDATION STAGE
Rhianne Richards
7 DEVELOPING A WHOLE-SCHOOL APPROACH TO USING INTENSIVE INTERACTION TO PROMOTE SOCIAL COMMUNICATION AND WELL-BEING
Debbie Stagg
8 INTENSIVE INTERACTION WITHIN THE GENERAL COMMUNICATION CURRICULUM
Lana Bond & Inga K. Serafin
9 INTENSIVE INTERACTION WITHIN OUR HOLISTIC AND CHILD-CENTRED APPROACH AT BRØNDAGERSKOLEN
Sanne Laudrup & Pernille Hasseriis Noach
10 DEVELOPING THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION THROUGH FREE-FLOW PLAY
Katy Snell & Julie Cassidy
11 INTENSIVE INTERACTION AND BIRTH OF PROCESS CENTRAL CURRICULUM ACCESS
Sue Lowry & Bec Anderson
12 TOUCH – THE CEMENT THAT BINDS US
Julia Barnes
13 ENSURING ACCESS TO INTENSIVE INTERACTION THROUGH EDUCATION HEALTH AND CARE PLANS
Lucy Hankin
14 GETTING IT RIGHT WITH RECORDING INTENSIVE INTERACTION
Graham Firth and Lynnette Menzies
15 MANAGEMENT ISSUES: ENSURING A SCHOOL IS INTENSIVE INTERACTION FRIENDLY
Anne Adams
Biography
Amandine Mourière has worked with neurodivergent individuals with autism, complex needs and PMLD for over 15 years. She is a Systemic Practitioner and Head of Training for the Intensive Interaction Institute.
Pam Smith taught students aged 2-19 yrs with autism, SLD, PMLD and complex needs for 30 years and is currently a Trainer and Director for the Intensive Interaction Institute. She is also the parent of an autistic adult.






