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Speech vs Language: What's the difference?
If you have been wondering why your child has been referred to a Speech Therapist when their challenges seem more about understanding...

Meryl Chinman
Jul 291 min read
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'Me' as opposed to 'I'
Pronoun use can be tricky for young children, especially distinguishing between 'me' and 'I.' Many children naturally say e.g., 'Me want...

Meryl Chinman
Feb 171 min read
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Connecting with Care: Why is Therapeutic Rapport so Important to Establish?
Rapport is defined as a sympathetic or harmonious relationship or state of mutual understanding. Establishing rapport with children as a...

Meryl Chinman
Jan 162 min read
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Verbs are vital
The development of verbs in children is a critical aspect of language development and plays a significant role in their overall...

Meryl Chinman
Jun 25, 20242 min read
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Onomatopoeia's-make my sessions fizzle rather than sizzle!
An onomatopoeia is a word that names a sound and also sounds like that sound e.g., buzz, beep, whoosh, boom, hiss, tweet. Onomatopoeia's...

Meryl Chinman
Jan 20, 20241 min read
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Why are the concepts 'before' and 'after' important?
Concept based learning is important as it encourages learning across, between and among different subjects such as science, math and...

Meryl Chinman
Nov 4, 20231 min read
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