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Can AI help my child’s speech delay? What it can do and what it can’t
In this blog, I share an honest, parent-friendly look at what AI can help with, and what it simply can’t replace when it comes to speech therapy.
If you’ve ever wondered whether online advice is enough, this one’s for you.
How can I incorporate AAC into my speech therapy sessions?
Working on speech sounds… but also using AAC? Yes, both can happen together. Read my latest blog on this subject.
Understanding phonological processes in 3–7-year-olds: What’s typical and when to seek help
If you’ve ever asked yourself whether your child’s speech is ‘just a phase’ or something that needs support, check this blog.
Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Signs and first steps (2–5 years)
In this post, I explain what Childhood Apraxia of Speech CAS can look like in 2–5 year olds, what an assessment usually involves, and what you can start doing at home to support your child without turning life into ‘speech homework all day long’.
When ‘star’ sounds like ‘dar’: Understanding speech sound disorders and the path to clearer speech
Concerned your child drops sounds from words? Learn how speech therapy gently builds clear speech using proven techniques like backward chaining.
Tele-Speechtherapy: Online, connected, and highly effective
Teletherapy isn’t second best. In the right circumstances, it can be exactly what a child needs. Read this post and find out how online speech therapy can be calm, connected, and highly effective.
Your child’s communication journey
Understanding our neurodiversity-affirming, child-led approach. Welcome to a different kind of therapy!
Holiday disruptions & New Year routines: How to support your child’s feeding, communication and regulation over the festive season
Holiday routines may be messy but your child is NOT losing skills. With a few small tweaks and support December can be a time of connection, calm and progress. This blog breaks down how to protect your child’s regulation over the festive season.
Managing mealtime sensory overload at holiday gatherings: Supporting children with allergies and feeding differences
Holiday meals don’t have to mean sensory overload. This blog shares strategies to support sensory-sensitive children through the holiday season, without pressure, tears, or overwhelm.