Re: Son-Rise Program without Workshop??

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Posted By Anna Parton on November 12, 2000 at 12:59:20:

In Reply to: Son-Rise Program without Workshop?? posted by Lisa S. on November 11, 2000 at 00:52:20:

Hi lisa

I would say from personal experience definetely yes. We did 'semi-sonrise'before we went on a start up. We also didn't set up a proper room for almost 2 years but applied the principles to the way we approached Robert and the results were amazing.

I would however having done son-rise with and without a room suggest you set up a playroom as best you can Even if it's just you're childs bedroom . You can stick the toys in a high shelf , paint the walls plain Get in a mirror and off you go. I think observing and joining is a really good place to start. Really trust you child and have fun!!

I would try to visit a family running a programme to get a feel for it and just carry on building 1 step at a time. I remember how I was so impatient to get things going yesterday if possible, but I also think looking back that I had to go through a grieving process which for me took about a year.

I leave my e-mail if you want to chat

Lots of love

Anna

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Comments:: Hi lisa : I would say from personal experience definetely yes. We did 'semi-sonrise'before we went on a start up. We also didn't set up a proper room for almost 2 years but applied the principles to the way we approached Robert and the results were amazing. : I would however having done son-rise with and without a room suggest you set up a playroom as best you can Even if it's just you're childs bedroom . You can stick the toys in a high shelf , paint the walls plain Get in a mirror and off you go. I think observing and joining is a really good place to start. Really trust you child and have fun!! : I would try to visit a family running a programme to get a feel for it and just carry on building 1 step at a time. I remember how I was so impatient to get things going yesterday if possible, but I also think looking back that I had to go through a grieving process which for me took about a year. : I leave my e-mail if you want to chat : Lots of love : Anna