(off topic) anacat_11 / Re: RDI- Question

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I do like the reform approach to children's therapy-- that the

parents need it first. That's always encouraging and I'm glad you

found it useful. Since you're positive, you probably draw the best

from anything you encounter.

I am turned off by the jargon, though. Not saying that you're using

jargon but the descriptions of RDI that I've seen, the way the

leading experts in it discuss it. I'm just not dazzled and I don't

see the need for all the verbiage when what they're conveying is

simple and self-apparent. But if they described it simply, then

everyone would go home and do it instead of paying $200 bucks to be

coached. That may be one reason some people are skeptical about it

and may view it as a business venture.

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> > I'm also leery about the possibility of others attempting to

instill

> > their values, even in a subtle way, in our children and wish we

> could

> > find therapy that fit OUR values.

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