Resource library for families
Our team of speech and language therapists have written these helpful info pages, based on our most frequently asked questions from families.
Have a look at our info pages
With 1.9 million children struggling with talking and understanding words, we know that each child and situation is different. We also know there are some questions that come up again and again. Take a look at our info pages below for information on a wide variety of topics.
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Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
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Children communicating in different ways
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Children learning more than one language
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Create opportunities for your child to communicate
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Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
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Glue ear
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Help your child learn new words
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Help your primary-aged child learn new words
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How do I find a Speech and Language Therapist?
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How to help your quiet child
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Key message cards
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Lisps
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Questions to ask your child’s school
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Sharing books with your child
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Speech, language and communication skills and literacy
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Speech sounds
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Stammering
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Supporting babies’ early communication skills
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Supporting children’s early communication skills
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Supporting young children’s understanding of words and sentences
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Support your child’s story-telling skills
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Support your primary-aged child’s understanding of words and ...
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Tips for supporting primary-aged children’s communication skills
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Top ten toys
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Visual supports
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When children use memorised phrases, and information on gestalt ...
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