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The joy of container play: Exploring play development and understanding of how things work
Have you heard of ‘Container play’?
It is a simple and powerful tool for fostering development in young children and I use is often. Let me explain it to you.
Speech Sound Challenges: A focus on /L/ and /Y/
How we move from an EAR 👂 to Y? Watch and learn in my latest blog on Speech Sound Challenges.
A helpful addition in my toolbox for lisp correction
Let me introduce you to a tool I have used many times for three years on a variety of clients with varying degrees of lisps: the MUPPY (a vestibular orthodontic plate).
Chaining: A powerful tool for phonological development
Unlock your child’s speech potential with backward chaining. This proven therapy technique helps children master tricky sounds and words. Learn more about how it works and how it can benefit your child.
The Hanen Program® – The beauty of the ‘4 S’
One of my favourite pieces of advice I give to parents is the ‘4 S’, a strategy coined by the Hanen Program® which I teach. Learn all about it in this blog post.
LAMP Words for Life: A revolutionary AAC system
My thoughts on why the LAMP Words for Life AAC system is my absolute go-to every time when working with non-speaking or minimally speaking children.
Cued Articulation – using hand gestures to show how a sound is made
Are you looking for a unique approach to speech therapy for your child? Cued Articulation uses visual cues to help young children develop strong communication skills. Learn more about how it works and how it can benefit your child!
A bite-sized guide to Speech and Language Therapy: feeding and swallowing
You’ve probably heard of Speech and Language Therapists helping people who stutter or struggle to pronounce words.
Did you know that they also work with children and adults who have problems with eating and swallowing?
Tongue-Tie: A complex issue requiring careful assessment
Discover the importance of a thorough Speech and Language Therapy Assessment before we rush into a tongue-tie division for your child’s speech and development.