Guest SLP's guest appearances

Guest SLP

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The Sensory Corner

Shannon Briggs

Kimberly Scanlon

Rebecca Burgess

Kathryn Gruhn

Candace Peterson

Andrea Doumar

Alisa Sonnenberg

Oliva Cheng

Emily Deller

OwlTail

On today's episode of The Sensory Corner, we'll be speaking with Guest SLP, Shannon Briggs and talking about little quick tips you can integrate into your everyday communication with your child to help them develop their Speech &amp; Language. We somewhat covered these topics in past episodes however, you guys asked for it and Shannon will be dishing out 10 robust Speech tips from the Hanen &amp; Early Start Denver Model. These strategies are very subtle changes however will tackle common issues we see in Parent-child communication. Look we get it, you're not an SLP, and whenever you hear that you need help develop your child's speech at home outside of the clinic, that can seem daunting.  From ensuring that you are setting you child up for natural conversation, developing their awareness to social cues, and diversifying their sentence structure is a very tall feet. But after this podcast, hopefully you will gain a bit of a better understanding on how to talk to you child and help develop their speech and language in a reasonable and less overwhelming manner! Shannon Briggs is a Speech-Language Pathology graduate student at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC.   Be sure to give her a follow on her Instagram The SLP Corner &amp; check out her Blog. Also be sure to tune into her Podcast (The SLP Corner) &amp; follow her Facebook Page

On today's episode of The Sensory Corner, we'll be speaking with Guest SLP, Shannon Briggs and talking about little quick tips you can integrate into your everyday communication with your child to help them develop their Speech &amp; Language. We somewhat covered these topics in past episodes however, you guys asked for it and Shannon will be dishing out 10 robust Speech tips from the Hanen &amp; Early Start Denver Model. These strategies are very subtle changes however will tackle common issues we see in Parent-child communication. Look we get it, you're not an SLP, and whenever you hear that you need help develop your child's speech at home outside of the clinic, that can seem daunting.  From ensuring that you are setting you child up for natural conversation, developing their awareness to social cues, and diversifying their sentence structure is a very tall feet. But after this podcast, hopefully you will gain a bit of a better understanding on how to talk to you child and help develop their speech and language in a reasonable and less overwhelming manner! Shannon Briggs is a Speech-Language Pathology graduate student at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC.  Be sure to give her a follow on her Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/slpcorner/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The SLP Corner</a> &amp; check out her <a href="https://www.slpcorner.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Blog</a>. Also be sure to tune into her Podcast (<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/slp-corner/id1500841577" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The SLP Corner</a>) &amp; follow her <a href="https://www.facebook.com/slpcorner/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook Page</a>

SLP Recommendations for Developing Speech and Language with Guest SLP, Shannon Briggs (@SLPcorner)

On today's podcast of the Sensory Corner, we'll be speaking to guest Speech Language Pathologist, Alisa Sonnenberg (@sunnydayspeech) - We'll be going over what exactly are SLP's, how they can your child, and how they usually operate within their therapy regimens. Just like OT's, SLP's in the general public's eyes aren't as well known or understood. As a result, several parents and their children miss out on key services and fall through the cracks, running into Speech &amp; Language Delays later in their development. Alisa will be breaking down what exactly Parents should look out for in their child to ensure that they can take appropriate measure to engage the  specialists, such as an SLP early on in their child's development. More so, how can you best work with your SLP to ensure that you child can hit all of their speech and language milestones!  Alisa can be found on instagram @Sunnydayspeech and her TPT store is: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Sunny-Day-Speech where you can find several worksheets and resources to help your child in their Speech &amp; Language developement!

On today's podcast of the Sensory Corner, we'll be speaking to guest Speech Language Pathologist, Alisa Sonnenberg (@sunnydayspeech) - We'll be going over what exactly are SLP's, how they can your child, and how they usually operate within their therapy regimens. Just like OT's, SLP's in the general public's eyes aren't as well known or understood. As a result, several parents and their children miss out on key services and fall through the cracks, running into Speech &amp; Language Delays later in their development. Alisa will be breaking down what exactly Parents should look out for in their child to ensure that they can take appropriate measure to engage the  specialists, such as an SLP early on in their child's development. More so, how can you best work with your SLP to ensure that you child can hit all of their speech and language milestones! Alisa can be found on instagram @Sunnydayspeech and her TPT store is: <a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Sunny-Day-Speech" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Sunny-Day-Speech</a> where you can find several worksheets and resources to help your child in their Speech &amp; Language developement!

SLP's - your Child's Speech & Language Teammate with Guest SLP, Alisa Sonnenberg

Join pediatric speech -language pathologist Laura Mize from teachmetotalk.com and developmental interventionist Kate Hensler as they discuss issues related to communication delays and disorders in toddlers and young preschoolers. In this episode of "Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate" we'll be talking with SLP Shareka Bentham about her online magazine for SLPs called EasySpeak, her practice in the Barbados, and  SLPChat she hosts on Twitter. I hope you'll join us!

Join pediatric speech -language pathologist Laura Mize from <a href="http://teachmetotalk.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">teachmetotalk.com</a> and developmental interventionist Kate Hensler as they discuss issues related to communication delays and disorders in toddlers and young preschoolers. In this episode of "Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate" we'll be talking with SLP Shareka Bentham about her online magazine for SLPs called EasySpeak, her practice in the Barbados, and  SLPChat she hosts on Twitter. I hope you'll join us!