ARICD

Association for Research in Infant & Child Development

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The aims of the ARICD, which is a registered charity and recognised as a learned society, are:

  1. To promote and maintain standards of work in the diagnosing and testing of babies and young children, particularly using the Griffiths scales;
  2. To foster studies and research designed to increase knowledge and understanding of mental development problems in very young children both normal and disabled;
  3. In connection with the above, to organise meetings for the exchange of ideas and the development of activities designed to help normal and disabled children of all groups worldwide.

Additional funds are needed to sustain the charity’s aims.  In particular this is to assist the cause of disabled children in impoverished parts of the world, both through more widespread training of children’s doctors there and in providing a clear assessment of the needs of disabled children and how to assist their progress towards a more fulfilled life.

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  • e-MODULE: Griffiths III Part I for NEW USERS
    • 26/09/2016 - 01/04/2020
  • Oxford: Griffiths III NEW USER Training Course Part II
    • 13/01/2020 - 15/01/2020
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  • Ireland: Griffiths III New User Face-to-Face Course Part II - closed
    • 27/01/2020 - 29/01/2020
  • New Zealand: Griffiths III New User Part II Training Course
    • 13/02/2020 - 15/02/2020
    • New Plymouth
  • Dublin: Griffiths III New User Face-to-Face Part II Course - Closed
    • 25/02/2020 - 27/02/2020
    • Dublin 1
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For queries about courses and registration status, contact courses@aricd.ac.uk

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