How To Transform Your Dreams Into Reality In 2020

January is the month for making new resolutions.
The end of the year makes us look back on the year gone by, to reflect on the year to come.

 

Time goes by quickly.
Wait, wasn’t it just 2016?
Well no… It’s now 2020.

 

This year is extra special as it’s the start of a new decade.

 

At out RDI Lite class, we were in a reflective mood.
The question put out to the group was- what do you want to achieve in 2020?

 

So we spent time thinking about where we wanted our children to be in the coming year.

 

Viji shared she wanted Vishal to become fully independent with taking a walk downstairs to shopping independently for monthly provisions.

 

That work has already started.

 

 

Freny wanted Touraz to become independent with all his Skills of Daily Living and to have a better bond with his family members.

 

Check out this video of Touraz and his cousin.

 

 

Arshya (new to the RDI Program) wanted to figure out what Arjun’s main mode of communication. And to be more meaningfully engaged with his family.

 

Jassi wanted Paawan be become independent with the use of money. And to be more communicative.

 

 

I wanted Mohit to be more expressive with his communication.
And to further his art career by having more exhibitions.

 

 

As you can see each of us has started to work on our aspirations for the year.
We wrote down our goals and we’re going after them.

 

What about you?
What do you want to achieve this year?

 

Do you need more clarity about goal setting and achieving the maximum for your child this year, don’t hesitate to reach out at saiconnections01@gmail.com

 

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Kamini Lakhani

Kamini Lakhani is the founder and director of SAI Connections. She has been providing services in the field of autism for more than 25 years and is the authorized director of Professional Training for RDI in India and the Middle East. She is also the mother of a young adult with autism.

ONE COMMENT

  • Vijayalekshmy says:

    Helo
    I also want to make Anaswer 19 years to become independent. I tried my journey long back, started with Comdeal program of Prathibha Karanth, now he is in NIPMR, He is a visual learner, but with our compulsion only he is reading and writing few words. He himself is not interest in such academics. He is interested to listen musics, that he himself will tune the desired channels in audioset and TV. Rocking movement or may be he is hypo in vestibular sensational (Likes to use swing ),,,, full time if we are not disturbing him. My question is now he is manageable in my presence… but after me who will look after him. Please give your valuable suggestions.

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