Buzzwords Speech Pathology in Randwick, New South Wales, Australia | Speech therapist

Buzzwords Speech Pathology

Locality: Randwick, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 499 150 333

Address: 3/35 - 37 Perouse Road 2031 Randwick, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.buzzwordsspeech.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Sweets, lollies, candy. Whatever word you use for treats, here’s a great article about helping your child learn to manage their own treats, just in time for Halloween. Halloween candy provides a learning opportunity. Work toward your child being able to manage their own stash. Happy Halloween!

25.01.2022 Myth # 4 from Code REaD Dyslexia

23.01.2022 Parker calls for Australians to #DLDSEEME Parker, is an amazing photographer with nearly 4000 followers on his Instagram & Facebook pages (PHL Photos) and he... really enjoys participating in a range of sports. Parker also has Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) a hidden but common condition that affects two children in the average classroom. Parker was originally diagnosed with dyslexia in Grade 3 but due to continual difficulties at school that were not totally explained by dyslexia he received a diagnosis of DLD in early 2020. "’ ’ . . , ' . . . ’ , , . Having a label has been life-changing for Parker. It explains why he finds it difficult to understand when a teacher gives him an instruction and why he finds it hard to concentrate with his mind often going blank. ’ ." Parker wants people to know that having DLD doesn’t mean you are ‘lazy’ or ‘stupid’. Just like him, the 1 in 14 people with DLD are working incredibly hard to keep up with what’s going on around them. . ." Parker speaks adamantly about the importance of not being singled out. He doesn’t want to be treated differently. "’ . ’ . . . Thank you Parker for sharing your story with us! Wise words from a young man with a very bright future behind the lens. We can see a DLDSeeMe photo exhibition on the cards for the future for sure!! Help Parker achieve his goal of raising awareness of DLD by sharing this post with your networks. For people with DLD and their families be sure to head to our website to access our FREE evidence-based, DLD specific information, resources, and training ==> https://thedldproject.com/ #DLDSEEME #DEVLANGDIS #DLD #THEDLDPROJECT

21.01.2022 Dyslexia is recognised in Australia under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 and by the Human Rights Commission. However, teachers in Australia are not bein...g trained to teach reading effectively and they receive little to no training about dyslexia. Join us to raise awareness for dyslexia and to change the system! #dyslexiamyth #lightitredfordyslexia #doitred #coderead #dyslexiaawareness #dyslexiaawarenessmonth

21.01.2022 What builds strong readers? What undermines it? Let’s build a sturdy house of reading & spelling abilities with a strong foundation and set kids up for success!

20.01.2022 Watch this for some insight into what it’s like to go shopping when you find it difficult to read & write

19.01.2022 A great reminder for us parents & family, especially during this hectic season of end of preschool/ school events etc etc. Thank you Mrs Speechie P! Some children work very hard to hold it together at preschool/ school (or anywhere where expectations of them can be high) ... so, when they get home, to their safe space, with the people who love them no matter what, they let all that pent up emotion out. They will need you to help them through it

17.01.2022 Useful tips! https://improvingliteracy.org///Families-Avoid-a-Lemon.png

16.01.2022 Late Talking Article 1 http://www.hanen.org//How-to-Tell-if-Your-Child-is-a-Late-

14.01.2022 World Mental Health Day 10/10/20. Let’s all help eachother look after our mental health .

14.01.2022 The Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards 2021

12.01.2022 # DLD See Me - Today we are raising awareness about Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). DLD is common but often hidden and missed. In fact, about 2 children in every classroom are affected by DLD. Early intervention is the key to helping children, adolescents and adults with DLD. So, spread the word!

11.01.2022 The Right To Read Project has some very helpful information for you about reading instruction and what to ask your child’s school about their methods of reading instruction (see below).

10.01.2022 Late Talking Parents who are concerned about their toddler’s talking / late talking are often told, wait and see or that a family member didn’t speak until they were 5... This well meaning advice is given without thought to the affect that delaying access to Speech Pathology can have on children. It is very hard to predict with 100% certainty which children will go on to catch up without any long term learning/ language/ literacy issues.... So, if you are concerned about your child’s communication, seek advice from the allied health professional who is qualified to properly advise you, a Speech Pathologist. I’ll share two articles from Hanen.org that you may find helpful. Catherine. Photo by Jelleke Vanooteghem on Unsplash unsplash.com

07.01.2022 You may find this short video interesting. It provides insights into the experiences people with dyslexia have from their early years. Early identification of dyslexia really is crucial to help children learn to read and spell. There is no need to wait. If a child is having difficulty with reading and spelling, seek professional advice and support.

07.01.2022 Late Talking Article 2 http://www.hanen.org//Do-Late-Talkers--Grow-Out-of-It.aspx

07.01.2022 Rapid Antigen Testing (RAT) - If you’ve been wondering how to do the test and how it works, here is a good video explaining it.

06.01.2022 International Stuttering Awareness Day

05.01.2022 Today (14 October) is Allied Health Professionals Day (AHPs Day). Speech pathologist are university trained allied health professionals with expertise in the as...sessment and treatment of communication and/or swallowing difficulties. Speech Pathology Australia is the national peak body for the speech pathology profession in Australia. Allied health professionals have been working on the frontline in hospitals in Australia’s response to COVID-19 and adapting to new methods of service delivery in primary care. From the ICU to community-based rehabilitation, allied health professionals have an important role to play in physical and mental recovery for COVID-19 survivors. We are proud to represent this great profession and to be a member of Allied Health Professions Australia. On AHPs Day celebrate the work that allied health professions love doing and raise their profile by highlighting the important role they play in health and social care systems. https://bit.ly/3lVADxV #AHPsDay #AHPsDay2020 #strongertogether #alliedhealth

03.01.2022 DLD See Me Watch this short video for more information about Developmental Language Disorder https://m.youtube.com/watch

03.01.2022 It is Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) awareness day today. If you have concerns about your child’s communication, feel free to give us a call You can also access a DLD factsheet here https://radld.org/about/dld/dld-fact-sheet/

03.01.2022 Stuttering. You will find some accurate information on the attached link about stuttering. If you have a child who is stuttering, feel free to call us for advice. Some Facts are:... 1. Early intervention is critical as therapy is most effective when the child is young. If delayed (after 6 years of age) the child may have lifelong challenges with stuttering. 2. Therapy is very effective. It is conducted with parental involvement and can take a while. Starting early means the child can overcome stuttering well before they start school. 3. Stuttering may also be known as stammering. More information is below! https://raisingchildren.net.au//language-develo/stuttering

02.01.2022 Happy Weekend! If you are interested in learning more about the science of reading, watch this 13 minute clip created by a school in the USA. The Science of Reading refers to the large body of evidence over many years of independent research, internationally, on how children learn to read best.... There are many obstacles that get in the way of schools making a similar change. Let’s hope more take this step, for our children’s sake. This short clip explains why & how a school changed the way they teach reading; a life skill every child deserves to learn. No exceptions. It also give tips for parents on how to support their children while they learn to read. https://m.youtube.com/watch

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01.01.2022 Class of 2020, this has been a tough year but you have kept going. Sending you all best wishes as you complete this final stretch and prepare for the HSC. Keep up the amazing work. This is your time and you will get through it! Best of luck! Photo by Bonnie Kittle on Unsplash