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Active communicators

Communication is not just about having the right words or being able to construct a well formed sentence. It is also about how children use their communication skills. Sometimes children with speech and language difficul… Go to full post


Baby play

Children have an in-built need to play which begins when they are babies. Play is vital for developing language, thinking, motor skills and social skills. As children grow and develop the type of play they enjoy change… Go to full post


Learning with music

There was a lovely photo going around on Facebook this week of children's entertainer Peter Coombe singing to his new born grand-daughter.  My children grew up with Peter's wonderful music. Music is a great wa… Go to full post


Talking diagnosis

When a child is diagnosed with disability such as autism or Asperger's syndrome one of the first questions many parents ask is Who should I tell?  Many ask whether they should tell, teachers, friends or family memb… Go to full post


Individualised programs

Speech pathologists usually begin working with a child by doing an assessment before planning a program and beginning therapy. Sometimes parents ask why this is necessary. Why not just jump in and get going with fixing t… Go to full post


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