Speech and language therapy training courses
Your essential guide to supporting your child's speech and language development with practical tips focussing on early communication strategies in play.
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Speech therapy training courses
Embark on a early childhood language development course with our comprehensive video course designed for parents and carers seeking guidance in supporting children with speech and language needs. This provides a thoughtful and practical foundation to help you navigate the challenges and celebrate the victories in your child's communication development.
What You'll Learn:
Why Take This Course:
This language development in early years course is not just a course; it's your partner in nurturing your child's communication skills. Whether you're at the beginning of your speech and language journey or looking for additional strategies, this course provides valuable insights, tips, and a sense of community as you navigate the path to empowering your child's voice. Course Time: 20 minutes
What You'll Learn:
Gain a general understanding of help with speech and language development course:
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Gain insights into the typical stages of speech and language development based on the communication pyramid.
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Identify common challenges and signs of speech and language difficulties in children.
Effective Communication Strategies:
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Learn a variety of ways to enhance communication with your child through your daily interactions.
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Explore early years communication techniques for creating a supportive and enriching language environment at home.
Building Connection Through Play:
Discover the power of play in fostering language skills.
Explore play-based communication strategies that engage and stimulate language development.
Practical Tips for Daily Life:
Use imitation, observation, motivating play and interaction with your child.
Remember this is an introduction to speech and language in early years, other specific support tailored to your child’s individual needs may still be required