Gold Coast Speech Therapy in Gold Coast, Queensland | Speech therapist

Gold Coast Speech Therapy

Locality: Gold Coast, Queensland

Phone: +61 433 173 330

Address: Unit 5/39 White Street 4215 Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.goldcoastspeechtherapy.net.au

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24.01.2022 Games are a great way to continue practising word use at home Shared from National Aphasia Association

21.01.2022 What is the difference between decoable texts and predictable texts? Decodable texts allow children to read a text independently by using the skills (blending) ...and knowledge (the spellings they have learned) so far. This way they can practice reading using the most effective strategies of reading: decoding. These skills can be transferred to any text at that level. As they progress more and more spellings are added until the reader becomes independent and they decode any word/text they encounter. Predicatable texts include words that beginner readers cannot read themselves (e.g. the words 'peppers, yellow, squash' in the text below) and encourage them to guess the words from the picture and learn the text by heart because the sentences are repeated. This does not help children to learn to read. They cannot transfer what they have learned in this text to any other text. No reading here necessary - just guessing and chanting! https://theconversation.com/explainer-whats-the-difference-

21.01.2022 Conversation starters for when everyone has put away their devices and it's time to talk. Great for family dinners

20.01.2022 Whats this thing called Dysphagia? Dysphagia (dis-fay-juh) is difficulty swallowing, and today (13 March) is Swallowing Awareness Day. The theme for the day i...n 2019 is, Dysphagia: A difficult diagnosis to swallow. People who have trouble swallowing are at risk of choking, poor nutrition and dehydration, while babies and children with difficulty feeding my not take in enough nutrients to support growth and brain development. Speech pathologists are the professionals who assess and treat swallowing disorders. Every day speech pathologists work with families and individuals across the lifespan to ease the burden of dysphagia. On Swallowing Awareness Day, 13 March, help us spread the word about dysphagia. We have a range of materials to learn more about dysphagia. #dysphagia #SwallowAware2019 #wespeechies #SLPeeps

20.01.2022 Learn basic sign language at the library! Auslan sign language is expressed by movements of the hands and face, a primary language of many people who are deaf a...nd hard of hearing, and is used by many hearing people as well. Friday 13 September, 10am - 11am at Nerang Library Book at https://bit.ly/2ZmsJl8 Every Tuesday 1pm at Runaway Bay Library - no bookings required.

19.01.2022 Starting school soon? Do you know about phonological and phonemic awareness? Phonological awareness is the ability to hear and identify and say the separate par...ts of words such as rhymes, and letter sounds. Phonological awareness has been shown in numerous studies to be one of the best predictors of initial reading progress. Phonemic awareness is sub-skill of phonological awareness. It is the ability to identify, say and manipulate the smallest sounds in words (phonemes). Find out how to build phonemic awareness in children to give them a great start in learning to read with these 10 fun activities. https://fivefromfive.com.au//parent-resources-phonological

18.01.2022 How are you keeping the kids busy this week? We're hosting a variety of fun, Easter craft activities across the coast these school holidays, especially for kids six to 12 years! To find out what's on at a library near you https://bit.ly/2CH55aM

17.01.2022 'Check your hearing', is the theme for Hearing Awareness Week this week. Many people living with unidentified hearing loss, often don't realise that they are m...issing out on certain sounds and words. Early detection is key to avoiding permanent hearing loss. If you are concerned with your hearing or your childs hearing book an appointment at the UQ Audiology Clinic. Referrals are not required.

17.01.2022 Today, 23 September, is the International Day of Sign Languages and marks the start of National Week of Deaf People. Sign languages are full natural languages, ...which are structurally distinct from spoken languages with their own vocabulary and grammar. Speech Pathology Australia has interviewed Julia Murphy for a special podcast on being Deaf. The episode will be released later this week. She has this message for everyone today. www.un.org/en/events/signlanguagesday/ #IDSL2019 #IWDeaf2019

16.01.2022 Communication is a basic human right. Speech pathologists work hard to ensure everyone is able to communicate to the best of their ability. Today on World Voice Day, we celebrate using your unique voice, no matter how it is you communicate. #bekindwithyourvoice

16.01.2022 Today is World Autism Awareness Day - celebrating the diversity of our global community and strengthening our commitment to the full inclusion and participation... of people with autism. If youre worried your child has autism spectrum disorder (ASD), here are five essential steps to getting help, support and information. #worldautismawarenessday See more

16.01.2022 Are you a parent or carer looking for something different to add to your bedtime routine? Your little ones will LOVE Story Box Library! Enjoy hundreds of stori...es read aloud by a variety of engaging Australian and New Zealand storytellers. All for FREE with your library membership! Visit https://bit.ly/2CKvl4f and sign in with your membership number and password.

15.01.2022 How to engage with kids:

14.01.2022 Respecting children and providing them with opportunities to participate in matters of concern to them is one of the most effective ways of encouraging them to ...believe in themselves. This week is National Childrens Week. Find free posters, tips and more information on how to get involved: https://www.childrensweek.org.au/all-posters.php

12.01.2022 A different way to look at ABC's and remembering different strategies and for inclusion and belonging. (Image via MindShift)

12.01.2022 Celebrate our love for food. The healthy way!! Check out this Free upcoming event.

12.01.2022 Today (October 22) is International Stuttering Awareness Day. The day aims to raise awareness about stuttering and the impact it has on individuals. Stuttering ...is a relatively common disorder. It affects approximately one per cent of the general population with an estimated incidence of approximately 11 per cent in children under four years of age. Stuttering can impact a persons life in a variety of ways such as reduced quality of life, reduced employment opportunities and negative stereotyping by others. #stuttering #stammering #WeSpeechies #SLPeeps #speech

12.01.2022 Learning language takes work. Not to oversimplify some very difficult work... but... if we are to teach a language, we have to speak that language. It would not... be fair if I taught a French class by telling my students to speak French to me. Language is acquired by hearing it, using it in context, and speaking it with others. Aided language learning has some similarities. If we speak (orally) to emergent AAC learners and expect them to use AAC (visual symbols) back to us, we are asking them to code-switch, aren't we? I speak to you THIS way, you process it, formulate a response, and reply THAT way. To teach AAC, we need to speak AAC. #TalkingAAC #SpeakAACtoTeachAAC

12.01.2022 We know the benefits of music in early childhood education to all. New research has found music can help children with hearing impairment learn to speak and paves the way for high-quality learning for children with language disorders.

11.01.2022 Announcing our newest, fiercest character: The Decoding Dragon! She chases the Guessing Monster away (can you spot all the balanced literacy animals that make u...p the Guessing Monster?). Feel free to download and share any way you see fit! The Decoding Dragon will be back to demonstrate what good readers do in a new poster series coming your way soon! #DontLeaveReadingToChance #CodeReadDyslexiaNetwork #ReadingForLife See more

10.01.2022 Happy World Read Aloud Day

09.01.2022 If your child is finding that simple day-to-day living tasks, such as getting dressed, become a challenge, these strategies developed by therapists can help dev...elop their independence and confidence. #AutismTheEarlyYears View Autism: The Early Years video series here: https://aeiou.org.au/autism-the-early-years Feel free to share this video through your personal networks so we can reach more families.

09.01.2022 Speech Pathology Australia supports Developmental Language Disorder Awareness Day on Friday 16 October because more light needs to be shed on a hidden condition... that affects on average two children in every classroom. DLD is a condition that causes difficulties with speech, language understanding, communication, and reading (with an associated high risk of dyslexia). Developmental Language Disorder is now the accepted term for language difficulties where the language disorder has no other differentiating or influencing condition (e.g. the absence of Autism, Down Syndrome, Fragile X, etc.). The term DLD describes children who are likely to have a language problem that endures into middle childhood and beyond; without diagnosis and specialist support this condition has a significant impact on their everyday social interactions and schooling. If you are concerned a child you know has DLD, contact a speech pathologist. Find a speech pathologist via the Speech Pathology Australia website.> https://bit.ly/3k4PNjx

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08.01.2022 Shared from National Aphasia Association Do you know the difference between the various types of aphasia? Here is a guide to the five most common forms.

07.01.2022 It's International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and here Kiruna discusses ways to talk to your kids about disability.

07.01.2022 https://www.assistiveware.com//save-the-date-aac-month-dis

06.01.2022 Science says brains arent just born, they are built over time, especially in the early years. Building a sturdy foundation in the earliest years provides a bas...e for a lifetime of good mental function and better overall health. This week is Infant Mental Health Awareness week, a reminder to consider the impact that the social and emotional environment has on babies and toddlers and their ability to regulate emotions, form close and secure relationships and develop good mental health in childhood and throughout life. #IMHW2019 #serveandreturn See more

06.01.2022 Happy Speech Pathology Week

05.01.2022 Have a planning meeting in the coming weeks? Our NDIS preplanning tool has been created to help make you feel more confident and prepared. It takes about 10 min...utes to complete and you get sent an NDIS Plan Ready Summary after completion to take into your meeting! https://preplanning.providerchoice.com.au/

03.01.2022 Join Sam Mitchell from Hawthorn Football Club and become a Dementia Friend today! A Dementia Friend is someone who wants to make a positive difference to the lives of people living with dementia in the community.

01.01.2022 It’s officially school holidays BUT we are not stopping for a break, yet. Monica is running 2x Early Childhood Music groups via Zoom, this week at the special r...ate of $10/session but FREE if you enrol in a Term 2 program. Music Therapy sessions are available this week, too. See you in our Zoom Room soon. BOOK NOW www.musicwithmonica.com #music #earlychildhoodeducation #earlychildhoodmusic #musictherapy #stayathome #goldcoast #gckids #1029together #autism #specialneeds #ndis #paediatrics 1029 Hot Tomato See more

01.01.2022 Every year on Hans Christian Andersen's birthday (2 April) International Children's Book Day is celebrated to inspire a love of reading and to call attention to... children's books. It's a great reminder to encourage your child to develop the super power of reading for a lifetime of joy and adventure. Artist: Kim Parkhust http://toadbriar.com/ See more