Paul Hart

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  www.equals.co.uk/cmsclient/display.asp?id=48 - [Cached Version]
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  Paul Hart, Principle Officer (Practice), Sense Scotland, a leading
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  Paul will deliver a key note speech in the morning on the complexity of the effects of multiple disability and approaches to learning.

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  The role of a partner in communication episodes with a deafblind person - Paul HartDeafblind International
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  Paul Hart
  
  Paul is currently Principal Officer for Practice Development for Sense Scotland in Glasgow where he spends much of his time developing and delivering training courses, supporting the development of communication strategies with individuals and thinking about new ways of supporting people with multiple difficulties.In this paper Paul examines the notion of communication partners drawing on his own experience.

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  Conference Events at Pavilion Publishing - [Cached Version]
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  Paul Hart Principal Officer, Practice Development, Sense Scotland

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  February 2008 - [Cached Version]
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  Sense in Scotland - Peter talks to Paul Hart, Principle Officer (Practice) about the work of SENSE in Scotland, the new Touchbase Centre in Glasgow and his job which takes him to many parts of the world.

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  Paul Hart Principal Officer, Practice Development, Sense Scotland
  
  Who should attend This conference will be of particular interst to:carers, family members and supporterssocial workers and support workersteachershealth professionals

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  Sense Scotland: Conferences - [Cached Version]
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  Paul Hart Principal Officer, Practice Development, Sense Scotland

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  Sense Scotland: Conferences - [Cached Version]
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  Paul HartPrincipal Officer, Sense Scotland Practice Development DepartmentPaul will specifically talk about training and learning development within Sense Scotland and in particular discuss the Partners in Communication project.

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  Sense Scotland: Conferences - [Cached Version]
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  Paul Hart dancing with partner during his talkThe final plenary session saw Paul Hart from Sense Scotland use the music of Bach to examine communication between deafblind people and their seeing and hearing partners.His thoughtful and entertaining presentation proved that, in his words:
  
  'It does take two to tango.', while one of his key messages was that: 'The essence of being human is being.'

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  Sense Scotland: In the Spotlight - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/6/2006    Last Visited: 10/3/2008  

  Paul Hart (Principal Officer, Sense Scotland Practice Development Department) brought our other themes of practice and personal development very firmly to the fore in his entertaining and thought provoking talk.

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  Sense Scotland: In the Spotlight - [Cached Version]
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  Attendees will hear presentations from parents, brothers and sisters as well as seminars frompeople including William Green, President of DbI (Deafblind International), Janka Sarisska from Slovakia and Paul Hart, Principal Officer for Practice at Sense Scotland.
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  The Art of Being - Paul Hart, Principal Officer for Practice at Sense Scotland: Paul's presentation will explore what it means to really live authentically as your self.How can any of us be the person we were supposed to be?And how can we recognise other people for the persons they are supposed to be?Getting Together - Paul Hart: Paul will highlight some of the themes explored during "The Art of Being" plenary session, with a particular focus on ways of developing activities that help friendships and relationships develop naturally.

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