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Loved the course overall and I am looking forward to using the ADOS/ADI-R
The course was amazing, so insightful, I feel so much more knowledgable and can't wait to put my new learning into practice now.
Excellent delivery of the ADOS/ADI-R clinical combo course, trainers were professional and knowledgeable, course content was informative and well organised. Both Carol and Garry very helpful throughout, would recommend Beginning with A to professionals.
Well coordinated and so much resources provided. Much appreciated.
I thoroughly enjoyed the training. It was well structured and the use of videos for all the modules was incredibly helpful. Carol is a brilliant trainer; her knowledge, experience and responsiveness to everyone's questions helped me to finish the training feeling confident in administering both the ADOS and ADI-R. To be able to access the material for months afterwards will be invaluable - this allows plenty of time to revisit and reflect on the training content, as well as being an additional resource during future administration and scoring of the ADOS and ADI-R
Carol and Garry were very helpful throughout the course, Carol was forthcoming able to answer all of the questions and open about the variety of different scorings of the ADOS and ADI-R. I learnt a lot about ADOS and ADI-R. Carol went into a lot of detail regarding the module items and we had a lot of practice using the ADOS during our own time as well as implementing.
I have to say this course was one of the best, probably the best, I have ever attended. It is highly professional in the set up and the trainer is so warm, efficient, and knowledgeable. The level is pitched just right, I loved the flexibility of the course, the interplay between workshops and practical exercises and the materials are fabulous. Thank you.
Thank you, good 5 days of learning, good foundation for my new professional pathway.
Thank you for the course. I think perhaps some guidance of grib sheets would be useufl. For exmaple my interepretation of shared enjoyment appears very different so it would have been usuefl ro gain a sense of what the authors meant.