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Howdy all,
This week’s tip as the subject says is a quickie, but a goodie π
Have you ever noticed that after your child has been jumping on the trampoline, swimming, swinging, playing chasings or basically just moving around that they are a lot more talkative and chatty, or if your child is not talking yet that they are playing around with their vocalisations more?
Well there is a reason for this…
Movement stimulates the language areas of the brain. Read more …
Hey all,
Welcome again to our new readers out there!
Apologies that I wasn’t able to send out my regular weekly tip last week. I was fortunate to have a few days off with my family which was a very nice break.
This week I thought I would share with you a new and slightly ‘nutty’ therapy idea that I only trialed for the very first time this week. Because each of the children I treat are so unique, I’m constantly testing and trialing new therapy strategies to find out what works and what doesn’t in order to get the breakthroughs and results that families are desperate to see.
So I really wanted to share this one with you because it worked wonders for this client of mine, Sam.
It still blows me away how incredible it is that such a small change in therapy can make such a huge difference.
Since you are reading this I’m guessing that the subject line may have grabbed your attention 
which is great because .
What I have to tell you today is very important. In fact it may change the way you think about just about every aspect of your child’s treatment.
I often get asked to give families strategies to help deal with specific behaviours such as ‘toilet training’ or ‘picky eating’ or ‘poor sleeping patterns’.
It would certainly make my job MUCH easier if I could tell each one of you that ONE particular strategy would be the ‘Magic Formula‘ for solving each of these issues.
But the truth is
because every child with autism (like any child) is so incredibly different and so unique, there simply isn’t a ‘magic formula’ or one strategy in particular to remedy these individual behaviours.
But there is a solution so please read on. Read more …
– Online Workshop –
Effective Speech Therapy… What Works and What
Doesn’t
After more than 20 years working exclusively in the treatment of
children with autism, Monique
Simpson shares her wealth of knowledge in this fresh new workshop.
