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Has anyone heard of Pegasus - new ASD programme from GOSH?

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alison222 · 11/09/2012 13:14

I recieved a flyer today from local parentcarerforum.

It sounds interesting and wondered if any of you had heard of it/ had any experience as it is research and they have run several of them this year.

It seems to be a course to raise children's awareness of their strengths and difficulties and how to self manage.

Plus there is something similar for the parents at the same time

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oddgirl · 11/09/2012 13:35

We are about to do this on with GOSH. It is, as you say a programme where children get together and discuss their autism in a very positive way...ie strengths and discussion about what it means to be autistic.This is run by a member of the psychology team. Parents get together in another room to discuss anything and everything again supported by a psychologist.

If its anything as good as the care and support DS received from the team at GOS on diagnosis, it should be good!

HTH

alison222 · 11/09/2012 13:38

Thats what I thought - GOSH has a good reputation and any help is better than none.
I have just had the information e-mailed to me and think that I will go for it.

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appropriatelyemployed · 11/09/2012 13:43

Sounds interesting. I saw they were running a research project for it too. I wonder what the results of that were.

alison222 · 11/09/2012 13:49

This is still the research project. They seem to be running several in a year as each one is only 6 children who are selected and 6 who are not to serve as a control. Each study runs for 6 weeks but the monitoring over 9.

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