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Communication Disorders Treatment and Research Clinic

Locality: Camperdown

Address: The University of Sydney, Susan Wakil Health Building, Western Ave 2 Camperdown, NSW, Australia

Website: sydney.edu.au/health-sciences

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24.01.2022 Parent tutorials are also available on The Playroom@USYD youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch Learn how to teach your child phonics and phonemic awareness and other early literacy skills. Use books and games to develop story telling, expand your child's vocabulary and encourage oral language skills! More videos will be coming next year so subscribe to the channel and follow the CDTRC Facebook page for updates!

24.01.2022 Celebrating 2020 Speech Pathology Week..... to all our students, clients, families, friends and colleagues.... Communicating with Confidence ... it’s what we’re all about!

24.01.2022 Are you looking for some more ways to enhance your child’s communication? There are many evidence-based language strategies that you can easily use at home to encourage your child to communicate more effectively. Here is part one of early language stimulation strategies you can start to use when interacting with your kids. If you are interested in reading more information, please click here:... http://www.hanen.org/Helpful-Info/Parent-Tips.aspx See more

23.01.2022 Have you heard? The CDTRC has a new face! We are moving to the Camperdown Campus of the University of Sydney where we will continue to provide excellent therapy through telehealth and face to face options in our brand new building.Here’s a sneak peek! Stay posted for the full reveal!

22.01.2022 The CDTRC is available for telehealth(video-link) child assessments and therapy sessions. To be contacted by our Intake Clinic please send an email to: [email protected] or for further information telephone (02) 9351 9539.

21.01.2022 Hi everyone, we hope you enjoyed the previous post regarding the early language stimulation strategies. In the second part of the post we introduce some more strategies which are imitation, expansion, extension and recasting. Please see the below image for details. If you are interested in reading about some more relevant information please click here: https://childmind.org//helping-toddlers-expand-their-lang/

21.01.2022 Happy Allied Health Professions day!

20.01.2022 Let’s meet another one of our staff members here at the CDTRC: Milan :) What’s your role at the CDTRC? I am a Speech Pathologist and Clinical Educator.... How long have you worked at the CDTRC for? I have worked at the CDTRC for 3 years now. What are your thoughts on the new campus? I’m very much looking forward to working in a purpose-built clinic within the new Susan Wakil Health Building at the Camperdown Campus.

19.01.2022 Congrats on the contribution to this fabulous work by our very own Associate Professor Natalie Munro!

19.01.2022 Speech Pathology Week 2020 Lots of communicating and learning and researching still going on around here

17.01.2022 We get a lot of questions about the effectiveness of Telehealth and how to use Zoom for therapy. With the current Covid situation, more people have been using Telehealth through Zoom this year instead of face-to-face sessions. It is a great alternative that the CDTRC offers which eliminates travel. Have a look at this poster which outlines the evidence and benefits of Telehealth. There are also some Youtube clips explaining how to use Zoom!

16.01.2022 Our fabulous students and one of our on-staff Speech Pathologists have put together this video to give you a peek at how we do telehealth speech pathology here at the CDTRC. Let us know what you think! Want to find out more? Visit https://www.sydney.edu.au//communication-disorders-treatme, email [email protected] or phone us on 9351 9539.

15.01.2022 The big reveal....

15.01.2022 The Playroom@USYD has launched a Youtube channel! We have activities to engage your children in language learning, and videos designed to help parents enhance their child’s language skills. Check out the trailer and the first of our exciting videos!... https://www.youtube.com/watch See more

14.01.2022 Are you concerned your pre-schooler is not saying enough words? Or some of their sounds are not clear? Here are some ideas on how to improve your child’s speech and language on a poster designed by some of our wonderful Speech Pathology students.

11.01.2022 Today is DLD awareness day! Join with us as we help raise awareness of Developmental Language Disorder today #DLDseeMe

08.01.2022 Here at the CDTRC we have a large team of staff and student clinicians. Let’s meet a member of our admin team: Sharon Click on her photo to view some interesting facts about her!... What is your role at the CDTRC? I work as the Clinic Administrator in the Admin office/reception so that covers everything from greeting clients, booking rooms and appointments to student orientation, administration and database maintenance, looking after the Tests and Materials library and attending meetings. Everything and anything administration related. What are your thoughts on the new campus? I am really excited about the move, it’s going to be amazing to be working in the brand new clinic and to see all the hard work pay off. It will be really nice to have such a beautiful space for both our clients and students to learn in. How long have you been with us at the CDTRC? I started in the CDTRC in January 2018, so I’m coming up to 3 years but it’s gone so fast.

08.01.2022 Here it is! Check out our kids video playlist from The Playroom@USYD. https://www.youtube.com/watch Your child will learn about sequencing words, procedures, describing words, phonological (sound) awareness skills like segmenting sounds and much more! Next week....parent tutorials!... Explore and subscribe to The Playroom@USYD channel on YouTube. We'll have more videos coming next year so follow us on the CDTRC facebook page for updates! See more

07.01.2022 The new waiting room for the CDTRC in the Susan Wakil Health Building at Camperdown! It is looking very modern and smart! It’s right across from the new Dr Liang Voice Clinic. We look forward to seeing everyone here in January 2021!

05.01.2022 Have a closer look at the new Susan Wakil Health Building at Camperdown! Work is coming along very quickly. It will combine many health disciplines, housing everything from lecture theatres to simulation labs to our very own Speech Clinic. Next week, we’ll have a closer look inside the new Communication Disorders Treatment and Research Clinic!

04.01.2022 Let’s meet another one of our staff members here at the CDTRC: Michelle :) What’s your role at the CDTRC? I’m a speech pathologist and a Clinical educator... How long have you worked at the CDTRC? Hmmm, great question, I think just over 3 years although as I went to uni here years and years ago, it feels like a lot longer! What are your thoughts about the new campus? It will be bittersweet to say goodbye to Cumbo, but I’m very excited to see the new space. It’s going to be interesting to see if any children swim in the water feature before their sessions.

02.01.2022 We are ready for a preschool session on zoom this morning in one of our new clinic rooms. Today we are working on the verb eat and have a very hungry piglet to feed!

01.01.2022 Today we were very excited to welcome the first face to face clients into our new clinic! The clients were very impressed with our new facilities and we can't wait to welcome more visitors over the coming week

01.01.2022 The Australian Stuttering Research Centre at the University of Technology Sydney is looking for children aged 7-12 years to participate in an Australian wide research program. Please see the attached flyers for further information and contact Monique Jones on (02) 9514 5314 or email [email protected] for further information, or if you have any questions.

01.01.2022 Speech Pathologists play an important role of helping their clients communicate with confidence. There are 1.2 million Australians with communication disability so the challenge to raise awareness is more important than ever. Watch our wonderful CDTRC clinicians share their inspirational stories! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOrt_REDlB0