Understanding Your Child’s Language Development: A Milestone Guide
As a parent, it’s natural to wonder whether your child is “on track” with their talking and understanding. Language development
Case Study
Case Study: Ignoring Letters or Professional Recommendations May Cause a Huge Misunderstanding
Background Very often there is misunderstanding between parents and schools. This can happen if parents do not respond to letters
Case Study
Case Study: A Blessing in Disguise
Background A mother of a six-year-old boy, diagnosed with autism, contacted our service for support in August. During consultation, the
Is It Communication or Stubbornness? Understanding Children’s Behaviour
Parents and carers sometimes describe a child as “stubborn” because the child appears to understand an instruction but does not
How to Model AAC at Home
Modelling is one of the most powerful ways you can help your child learn to use AAC. Here is what
Jargon Buster: SEN Terms Every Parent Should Know
Navigating your child’s speech, language, or additional needs journey often means encountering unfamiliar terms and acronyms. This jargon buster explains
Parents & Carers, Understanding Speech, Language and Communication
Why Are Attention and Listening Skills Important?
Why are attention and listening important? Some children start primary school education but they do not have the appropriate attention
What is a Speech Problem?
A speech problem is an abnormal way of articulating or producing speech sounds. By the way, what are speech sounds?
Parents & Carers
5 Signs Your Toddler May Need a Speech Therapist
Most toddlers develop language at their own pace — but there are some key signs that early support could make a real difference. Here’s what to look out for between 18 months and 3 years.
Schools and Teachers
How SENCOs Can Support Children with Speech & Language Needs
SENCOs play a vital role in identifying and supporting children with communication difficulties. In this article, we share five practical strategies you can implement straight away in your school.