Dynamic Intelligence

The Heart of RDI: Your Child and Wellbeing

Mar 26, 2021 | ASD: A New Perspective, Dynamic Intelligence, RDI®

RDI® is a developmental pathway to gradually moving more and more and more towards self-management and self-guiding in a dynamic world.

Adapting and Changing When Things Aren’t Working Part II

Jul 17, 2020 | ASD: A New Perspective, Behavior and co-occurring conditions, Dynamic Intelligence

Welcome back to ASD: A New Perspective, the podcast show where we help you understand what is going on in the mind of your child, and we do encourage you that growth for your child is possible. I’m Kat Lee, and in this podcast, Dr. Gutstein continues his conversation with us about adapting and reminds us that it is so important for both parents and professionals to know of the value of adapting for our children.

RDI and Adapting: Changing When Things Aren’t Working

Jun 26, 2020 | ASD: A New Perspective, Behavior and co-occurring conditions, Dynamic Intelligence

How do we help our children learn how to change when things aren’t working for them? Welcome to ASD: A New Perspective, RDIconnect’s own podcast show! In this month’s episode, Dr. Gutstein talks to us about the importance of adapting and how to help our kids with autism embrace change.

Learning from Experience

Nov 7, 2019 | ASD: A New Perspective, Core Deficits of Autism, Dynamic Intelligence, The Guiding Relationship

What we find is that through that more deliberative process of bookmarking, reviewing, constructing, saving, organizing…we also strengthen that encouragement to intuitively recognize something when we see it.

Foundations of Dynamic Intelligence

Sep 13, 2019 | ASD: A New Perspective, Dynamic Intelligence, The Guiding Relationship

When the foundations of Dynamic Intelligence are set in place, the child begins to use their mind as a very powerful tool.

Why Dynamic Intelligence Part 2

Jul 12, 2019 | ASD: A New Perspective, Dynamic Intelligence

One of the critical roles of being a parent is to be a mind guide. We know that. And if you have a child with autism, you can’t do it until we help you to develop this and to help the child activate that growth, so you can begin to feel comfortable with it to start orienting more.