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Peer Groups the AV Way
'Promoting the positives of Aspergers across the lifespan'
Aspergers Victoria peer groups believe in:
- A Positive Mindset: We see possibilities, strengths and talents; not problems or deficits
- A Growth Mindset: We pursue goals through continual learning from each other equally and share that knowledge; we don’t judge ourselves or others or their approaches
- Empowerment: We listen, support and encourage others to grow
- Empathy: We try to understand another’s situation and help, if asked
- Trust: We value the privacy and confidentiality of others in and out of the group
- Respect: We acknowledge the wishes and rights of others and believe we are responsible for our own behaviour. This can include respecting others’ needs for space.
- Inclusion: we make our peers feel welcome and understood
We require respectful, safe and inclusive behaviour in our Groups. If you have any specific needs you need the Peer Group Leaders to know about for you or your family, you must brief the leaders or contact our admin. If you are unable to meet the Group behaviour requirements you will be asked to leave the Group. Aspergers Victoria reserves the right to refuse admittance to any person without reason. For more information about all Aspergers Victoria groups, contact groups@aspergersvic.org.au or visit our website www.aspergersvic.org.au/Groups
Although all reasonable steps are taken to protect and keep you or your child safe, no AV Volunteers or staff can be held liable for any injury to your child or any carer in attendance at any venue whether that be negligent or innocent in nature. AV reserves the right to refuse to give service if there is abuse of any kind toward a volunteer, staff member, another client or any person associated with our groups or other services.
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