I am an experienced ABA tutor and have worked with three families on PEACH programmes.

I am a qualified primary school teacher with experience of working with children with autism.

I also studied a BSc degree in Psychology and a Post-graduate Certificate in Early Years Leadership.

I am looking to work in the school holidays, weekends, and from May I will be looking to work regular weekday sessions as I am continuing with my studies.

I live in Bedfordshire, a close commute to London, and I am willing to travel reasonable distances.

Hi I am an experienced ABA tutor and have worked with two families. I am a qualified primary school teacher with experience of working with children with autism. I also studied a BSc degree in psychology and a post graduate certificate in early years leadership. I am looking to work in the school holidays and perhaps weekends, and from September I will be looking for regular tutoring due to my return to studies. I live in Hertfordshire, a close commute to London and am willing to travel reasonable distances.

If you are interested please contact me: jodie.lambert@ntlworld.com

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There's been a lot of news recently about the preliminary report of research conducted by the University of Southampton into the benefits of Behavioural and Intensive Early Intervention approaches for children with autism. The headline was that as the first such study in the UK, after two years of therapy, it helped some children raise their IQ by 40 points, with none regressing.

The press wrote about it at these various links:
Telegraph

Times Online First Article

Times Online Second Article

Guardian Online

The draft report is attached and you can click on a link to it below. More information is available from the Research Autism organisation who sponsored the research and the link to the relevant study on their site is here:
Research Autism and Scamp Study