Therapy Approaches
20 articles in this category
Speech Therapy: When to Follow and When to Lead
How to blend child-led and clinician-led approaches in speech therapy. Brisbane speech pathologist shares practical tips for therapists and parents.
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Child-Led vs Clinician-Led Therapy Explained
Understand the difference between child-led and clinician-led speech therapy. Brisbane speech pathologist explains when each approach works best.
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Neuro-Affirming Language in Practice: A Guide
Practical guide to using neuro-affirming language at home, school, and in therapy. Brisbane speech pathologist shares language swaps and tips.
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What Is Neuro-Affirming Language? A Parent Guide
Learn what neuro-affirming language is and why it matters for neurodivergent children. Brisbane speech pathologist explains identity-first language.
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Parent-Delivered Speech Therapy: Home Practice
Practical guide to practising speech therapy at home. Brisbane speech pathologist explains which skills to work on and how to make it fun.
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Why Parents Are Key in Speech Therapy
Discover why parents are the most important part of their child's speech therapy. Brisbane speech pathologist explains parent-implemented intervention.
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Reducing Cognitive Load: Strategies for Learning
Practical strategies for reducing cognitive load in speech therapy and learning. Brisbane speech pathologist shares tips for effective learning.
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Cognitive Load in Speech Therapy: Why It Matters
Understand cognitive load theory and how it affects children in speech therapy. Brisbane speech pathologist explains overload and how to optimise learning.
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Movement in Speech Therapy: Practical Ideas
Practical movement-based activities for speech and language therapy. Brisbane speech pathologist shares creative ideas for using movement.
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Why Movement Matters in Speech Therapy
Learn why movement supports learning in speech therapy. Brisbane speech pathologist explains the science behind movement-based therapy.
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Matching Speech Therapy Frequency to Your Child
How to match speech therapy frequency and intensity to your child's needs. Brisbane speech pathologist explains when to increase or reduce sessions.
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How Often Should My Child Have Speech Therapy?
How often should your child have speech therapy? Brisbane speech pathologist explains dosage, frequency, and intensity to help you plan therapy.
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Therapy for Childhood Apraxia: NDP3, ReST and DTTC
Evidence-based therapy for disordered speech and CAS including NDP3, ReST, and DTTC. Brisbane speech pathologist explains motor learning principles.
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Building Concepts Across Two Languages: Strategies
Practical strategies for building concepts across two languages. Brisbane speech pathologist shares tips for bilingual families and therapists.
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How Speech Pathologists Use Play in Sessions
What play-based speech therapy actually looks like in a session. Brisbane speech pathologist explains play strategies that target communication.
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Play and Speech Therapy: Why Play Is Serious
Understand why play is a powerful tool in speech therapy. Brisbane speech pathologist explains the evidence for play-based therapy approaches.
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Classroom Speech Therapy Strategies for Teachers
Practical speech and language strategies teachers can use in the classroom. Brisbane speech pathologist shares tips for supporting students.
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Teachers and Speech Pathologists: Why It Matters
Why the teacher-speech pathologist partnership matters for children with speech and language needs. Brisbane SLP explains school collaboration.
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Supporting High-Level Language in Teenagers
Practical strategies for supporting high-level language in teenagers. Brisbane speech pathologist shares tips for inferencing and essays.
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Using a Communication Book Every Day: Key Tips
Practical strategies for using PODD and communication books at home and school. Brisbane speech pathologist shares modelling and routine tips.
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