Gestalt Language Processing
Does your child repeat words, phrases or even full sentences (known as delayed echolalia)? Does his/her language seem to be stuck and not growing further?
Your child might be a be a Gestalt Language Processor.
The Power of a Parent
When a child requires therapy, parents are often thrown into an unfamiliar and sometimes overwhelming world of therapists and services. Often, parents tend to doubt their ability to help and may be tempted to leave the “therapy” to the specialists.
In reality, parents can add value to the therapy which not even the best therapist in the world can add, because of the superpowers exclusive to them. So what are these superpowers that parents have?
Transforming Daily Routines with Play and Language!
For some of us parents, it can be quite challenging to set aside specific play time with our young ones. And let’s be honest - young children require a lot of attention and energy to begin with! How can we find additional time for playing with them?
In reality, the easiest way to stimulate your child’s language development is to incorporate play and interactive activities into your children's daily routines. Here are some easy and fun ideas you can try in your everyday life
Language Stimulation can be Fun!
“Play with your kids!” they say. For our generation of highly engaged parents, it is drilled through every avenue possible that we must play with our children - to the extent that it has almost turned into an intimidating phenomenon. But the reality is that playing with our children does not need to be incredibly complicated like constructing new models or trying new recipes each day - it can be simple and easy! here are my top tips for playing with your kids in a fuss-free, chilled out way.