The Floortime Center Workshops

The Floortime Center Workshops The Directors:

Jake Greenspan and Tim Bleecker were directly trained and mentored by Dr. Stanley Greenspan for over 10 years.

Every program at The Floortime Center™ is based on Stanley Greenspan M.D.'s Developmental Individual Difference Relationship-based model (DIR), developed by Stanley Greenspan, MD. Jake Greenspan and Tim Bleecker are the co-directors of The Floortime Center™ in Bethesda, Maryland, formerly known as DIR Support Services. Since the start of The Floortime Center™ in 2004, they have worked with over 80

0 families, and have presented 1 to 4 day workshops for dozens of health and educational organizations. Workshops include:
-Training the entire Special Ed. District of Maui, HI in DIR/Floortime™
-Working on an ongoing basis with multiple Special Ed. Schools throughout the US.
-Training many different special needs organizations in DIR/Floortime™

07/23/2017
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Another way to FLOORTIME!

01/31/2016
Please check out my new site and associated training tool. Www.floortimemanual.com
11/04/2015

Please check out my new site and associated training tool.
Www.floortimemanual.com

In research on over 200 children the Floortime kids improved their relating and communicating over the kids using behavioral treatments.

10/12/2015

Connected Psychology, in partnership with Horton's Kids, presents Jake Greenspan Learn about healthy emotional development and the links between behavior, emotions, and the sensory system.  There will be a special focus on meltdowns. See a demonstration of a new parent and professional resourse, The…

Free tickets are going fast. Please sign up soon if you are interested.
10/12/2015

Free tickets are going fast. Please sign up soon if you are interested.

09/28/2015
10/13/2014

please come to our open house this Saturday, October 18th, from 12-2

SEE and Hear About these New Studies. CLICK below.
07/31/2012

SEE and Hear About these New Studies. CLICK below.

Brain scans show how play helps autistic children become more social

04/09/2012

Brain scans show how play helps autistic children become more social

New Floortime Research!!!
04/09/2012

New Floortime Research!!!

Canadian researchers have carried out the first study of a play-based therapy program that has had some remarkable success in drawing some autistic children out of their solitary worlds. The CBC's Ioanna Roumeliotis offers a moving look inside floortime therapy.

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