As Early Intervention therapists, we know there are huge benefits to coaching parents and caregivers to use language facilitation strategies […]
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This is Part 4 of the Parent-Coaching Mini-Series. In Part 3, I wrote about 6 characteristics of adult learning that
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I’m a huge fan of the ‘That’s Not My’ series from Usborne Books (written by Fiona Watt and illustrated by Rachel
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Verbal routines are a great language facilitation strategy to introduce in your parent-coaching sessions. They can be a powerful way
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Have you ever worked with a family that you just don’t “gel” with? The one where the sessions feel awkward
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It’s that time of year again, and pumpkins are all around us! Pumpkins are a fantastic thing to use in
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Communication temptations in speech therapy are simple, effective strategies used to support early language development. In early intervention, they are
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Do you have a favourite reference book? – Strange question, I know. But, I like having (and think it is
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