To be held on Zoom on Friday 3rd November 2023, 10-11.30am UK time

Suitable for anyone who is interested in the role that our interactions have in supporting the wellbeing of children or adults with severe or profound intellectual disabilities, profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD) and autism, dementia or brain injury.

£10 per person. If you would like to pay by invoice or purchase order please email [email protected].

Proceeds will go towards running our not-for-profit organisation.

In this webinar we will explore:

• Findings from exploratory work aiming to develop a deeper understanding of what emotional wellbeing is.

• Emotional wellbeing as a multi-faceted concept with various antecedents, attributes and consequences.

• The potential for Intensive Interaction to support emotional wellbeing in different ways.

• Examples of Intensive Interaction in practice.

You will get:

• A live 90 minute webinar held on Zoom

• Opportunity for discussion and questions 

• Research evidence and theory

• Downloadable information, links and references

Access to the recording will be sent out as soon as it is ready to view along with downloadable slides.

The webinar will be led by Dr Julie Calveley

Julie is the Founder Director of NAC, a UK based community interest company that exists to support the emotional wellbeing of people with severe and profound intellectual disabilities and PMLD (www.nacwellbeing.org). Julie is a registered learning disability nurse and Intensive Interaction Coordinator with over 25 years of experience and qualifications and training in psychology, mental health, behaviour, neuroscience and trauma. She is the author of a number of publications and book chapters in the field of intellectual / learning disabilities.