[humanser] Greetings and regarding Duls fables

[Mary Chappell]

Gerardo,
Welcome to the list. I am a psychology major and would love to hear your
stories and am interested in learning more about these fables you speak of.
Please share more.
Best,
Mary Chappell

-----Original Message-----
From: humanser-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:humanser-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of Gerardo Corripio
Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 4:48 PM
To: humanser list
Subject: [humanser] Greetings and regarding Duls fables

Hi listers: I'm Gerardo from Mexico; blind, Psychology major, 70% hearing 
loss but an able to hear farily well with hearing aids and have private 
practice. I'm looking forward to learning about diferent alternative 
techniques that will surely help me out in my work thanks to the list, thus 
my debut question.
I'm using the Duls fables which involves reading stories and the patient has

to put an end to the story: depending on the ending I'm able to determine 
how the child is in the areas the stories measure. My question is then is 
there an equivalent to the Duls fables that I could use with adults? or is 
it ok to use the Duls fables with adults as well? Though I was formed using 
the Humanistic approach, I'm wanting to incorporate other tools and theories

to make my work (and the patient's experience) more enjoyable, thus my 
question.
Thanks beforehand for any ideas and again I'm really looking forward to 
learning from yu guys and vice versa, especially from the perspective of 
being in a country where there's no NFB Human Services devision and where I 
have to transcribe into Braille questionaires and other material you guys 
can obtain readily in Braile in the States. Certainly I've had some stories 
to tell regarding my job.
Gerardo 


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