Ratpack Creations News

'Keeping It Real' Book Launch

5/12/2017

Thank you to our family and friends (new and old), who supported our book launch. We have received really great feedback about the speakers, food, venue and the love and support that was tangible in the room. Thanks again to everyone who contributed to making the launch the resounding success it was. We truly appreciate you. Special thanks once again to: - Monique Field | McGrath Kiama - Lisa Burling | Care & Share for Autism | LBPR - Bruce Rowles | Aspect South Coast School - Karen Meiring de Gonzalez | Founder of Care & Share for Autism | Skin Correctives - Debbie Realli | DBR Photography (awesome pics Deb!) - Hannah Ladic | Fine Spun Catering - Glenda Pearce | Interchange Illawarra

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Jennifer Ratcliffe Wins Three IWIB Awards 2017

5/6/2017

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Wow! What an amazing day! Thank you to all the incredible people I was able to celebrate with today. It was a huge honour to receive three IWIB Awards (Networking Champion, Outstanding Commitment to the Community and Innovative Businesswoman.) I am extremely grateful and humbled by the experience. Thanks to Glenda Papac, Margaret Biggs and everyone who makes IWIB the amazing space that it is.

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97.3 ABC Illawarra Interview

4/11/2017

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We had the pleasure of talking with Melinda James from 97.3 ABC Ilawarrra yesterday about our new book 'Keeping It Real'.

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Jenn & Brad are 'Keeping It Real'

4/10/2017

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It is Autism Awareness Month and Jennifer & Brad Ratcliffe know what it's like to deal with autism on a daily basis as they have 2 sons on the spectrum. And to help other families understand autistic children... they have released their second book "Keeping It Real". And this morning... both Jennifer & Brad spoke to Mel & Chris about it.

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Source: http://www.wavefm.com.au/mel-and-trav/114017-jenn-brad-are-keeping-it-real
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Autism Family Authors - The Illawarra Mercury

4/10/2017

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When Brad and Jenn Ratcliffe's sons were first diagnosed on the autism spectrum 14 years ago they found it hard to go to the shop. Last year they took them to Disneyland and have now written a help book for others..

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Our Book Keeping It Real is Available Now

3/29/2017

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Available Now

We are incredibly thrilled to let you know our book Keeping It Real is NOW! AVAILABLE on Lulu.com as as ebook and paperback, to mark World Autism Awareness Month 2017.

With two teenage sons on the autism spectrum, we know the significant impact autism makes in daily life. Our book is filled with our real-life stories, practical ideas and tips for families living with autism to use in everyday experiences
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Our aim is to help families to know they are not alone and to give them hope for the future. This is the book we wish we could have read fourteen years ago! Please share with anyone that is touched by autism.

Brad & Jennifer Ratcliffe

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Brad & Jenn with their two sons Cameron & Coby

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Topic Ideas for Upcoming Autism Book

11/12/2016

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We need your help...

.We are in very close to finalising our new book Keeping It Real. The book is an A-Z guide for anyone caring for children with autism. Some of the topics include: hair cutting, going to restaurants, shopping, absconding, diet, going on holidays and to the doctor. We share our experiences of having two sons on the autism spectrum and share our tips & strategies that may be helpful to others on a similar journey.

Before we publish, we want to ensure we have covered as many relevant topics as possible to ensure that our readers will get the most out of our book. If there is a topic that you think should be included please leave a comment in this blog.

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Wave Fm Interview

7/19/2016

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We had heaps of fun in the studio @ Wave FM with Mel & Trav chatting about our First and Then app! We look forward to catching up with these guys again as we continue to support families living with autism.