3 Ways to Make the Most Out of Your Child's Speech Therapy Sessions

In today’s my opinion about series, I’ll discuss 3 ways of making the most of your child’s speech therapy sessions.
Quick question, please let me know in the comments your view of whether you feel your child’s speech therapy should be a shared responsibility between you and your child’s speech therapist or not.
So, yes, shared or no- not shared. Meaning it’s only the therapist’s responsibility.
So, how can parents ensure faster progress from their child’s speech sessions, and therefore faster discharge? There are definitely some children who make faster progress than others for these 3 reasons.
1. Parental involvement
2. Home environment
3. Practise
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[@EdithEsquivel]

Great video. Thanks.

[@annemwangi8730]

Yes it's a shared responsibility

[@rollinmiriko8540]

Yes, it is a shared responsibility when a speech therapist is involved

[@gladwellgithithi]

Yes it's a shared responsibility when a speech therapist is involved.