Simone Guthrie-Evans Speech and Languge Therapy Bahrain

06/08/2020

“Not being able to speak, is not the same as not having anything to say...” 👥

04/06/2020

“Children see colour - Embrace it and show them more of it” 👶🏿👶🏻👶🏾👶🏼👶🏽

14/05/2020

“This free story is for children who may need to wear a mask in public due to COVID-19. It is important to prepare children for big changes in these unprecedented days...”

This free story is for children who may need to wear a mask in public due to COVID-19. It is important to prepare children for big changes in these unprecedented days. Please feel free to distribute and share as needed. Please give credit to Autism Little Learners.www.autismlittlelearners.comhttp...

03/04/2020

COVID-19 update: We are working hard to stay safe and healthy, whilst continuing to meet the needs of the individuals we see for therapy by implementing the use of teletherapy to connect from a distance.

With teletherapy we can now apply the use of technology to deliver our usual speech and language therapy services from a distance, by linking therapist to client remotely - thus maintaining continuity and progress.

https://www.asha.org/Practice-Portal/Professional-Issues/Telepractice/ Telepractice allows audiologists and speech-language pathologists to deliver professio...

11/03/2020

“Why does daddy always look so sad?” 📚 A true story of Jude's journey from being a vulnerable child to being a Dad to a non-Autistic son.

24/09/2019

Let children know dyslexia doesn’t mean they’re less intelligent, and help them find out which reading genre they prefer

16/07/2019

Inclusivity: breaking down stereotypes and allowing individuals to feel a sense of belonging 👏🏽

"Toy Story 4" includes a smiling boy with a cochlear implant in a mainstream classroom, but the entertainment industry in general falls short in including people with disabilities.

30/05/2019

Fifty years after it was first published, a favourite in our therapy sessions 🐛

Here, The Hungry Caterpillar is read using , a language programme using signs and symbols to support communication and reduce frustration.

Makaton is designed to support spoken ; and the signs and symbols are used with speech, in spoken word order. Signs and symbols can be dropped naturally at the users own pace, as they develop .

03/03/2019

Michael Rosen talks in depth about dyslexia with expert Professor Maggie Snowling.

01/02/2019

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