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Through its innovative Relationship Development Intervention (RDI) Program, RDIconnect gained a worldwide reputation for designing family-based programs. Currently, RDIconnect provides programs for an entire range of developmental difficulties.
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The RDIconnect website is the entry point to a learning community committed to giving individuals a second chance at dynamic thinking.

  • Cooking Our Way through RDI By Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer
    We are pleased to share this week's blog article with you all from an RDI parent, Gabrielle Kaplan Mayer. Gabrielle shares her discoveries as she learns how to help her child through her own passion and love of cooking. Bon appétit! My son George, seven, was formally diagnosed with ASD when he was three years old and after researching cognitive and behavior therapies, my husband and I quickly decided to give RDI a try. What appealed to us most about RDI was the ...click title to read more.

The RDI Book

The RDI BookThe RDI Book chronicles the integration of theory and powerful clinical tools providing new hope to thousands of families with an ASD child. Through the unique framework of the Family Guided Participation Program, Dr. Gutstein describes the process in which parents are empowered and trained to guide the cognitive, social and emotional development of their children.

Nov 30-Dec 3 & Dec 6-9

Beginning and Intermediate Seminars Register today before this 2010 class fills! Professionals have the option to participate in back-to-back Beginning and Intermediate Seminars in Houston, Texas with Dr. Gutstein. Through lecture, hands on exercises, exclusive one-on-one training and the latest research, professionals will leave with a working knowledge of the tools necessary to apply the Family Guided Participation Program and the Dynamic Education Program.

Forging New Pathways Blog
  • Episodic Memory, Experience-Sharing and Children with ASD
    Linda Murphy, M.S., CCC-SLP, Certified RDI Program Consultant has an article published in the Fall 2010 issue of Autism Spectrum Quarterly . In the article, titled "Episodic Memory, Experience-Sharing and Children with ASD," readers will not only understand the critical role that episodic memory plays in making sense of the world, but also how to develop and use it to help children with autism share experiences with others. Here's an excerpt: Memory is important...click title to read more.
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The RDI Program for ASD

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