How to do speech therapy at home - 4 simple steps.

In this video we'll discuss how to do speech therapy at home! We'll review the most important steps for speech therapy and how you can do these easily with a little Early Talker Support.
Speech therapy sessions are usually made up of 4 steps.
Step 1: Choosing a goal or "target"
Step 2: Modelling
Step 3: Repetition
Step 4: Feedback
We'll go through each of these steps in detail with some great examples that you can use with your little one today.
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Naomi Brandt, MSc. SLP Reg. CASLPO is a registered Speech-Language Pathologist in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. For over 10 years Naomi has been working with kids and families just like yours and is excited to share the speech secrets to get your kids talking.
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Disclaimer: This video and channel is intended for general information purposes only and does not intend in whole or in part to substitute for the assessment and treatment of a certified Speech-Language Pathologist. If you have any concerns about your child, please seek out a consultation from a certified Speech-Language Pathologist.

[@bowlnow824]

Speech therapy is expensive. Thank you for helping me with some guidelines

[@mikofabiocillado2918]

my son knows how to understand and everything but except one not talking and its just limited sounds and if he is angry he hits his own head and kicking and he hurt himself thats by I felt uncomfortable for what's happening to him why he is like that I hope you can comment me back for more ideas and answer to make it clear to me thanks for the video

[@makogahbelsica7377]

Thank you so much

[@user-ev3qv5nt1q]

Thanks❤️God bless you 👋

[@ioanahelw5905]

Very informative.
I need tips for helping to 2,4 year old communicate. She does speech therapy but she is only learning new words. There is no improvement in communication.
I never know which goal the therapist sets and the session lasts for 30 min.
Want to help her at home with communication, but don't know how

[@AutisticEdge]

As Naomi mentioned in her presentation, a speech therapist should be guiding the parents with the goals and the technique on how to work with your child at home.
That's the reason we stopped going to speech therapy, the therapist would work with the child behind closed doors for 30mins, and we would get no feedback. We don't know what the therapist was working on and we got no tips on techniques.
You can check out our channel for some ideas to work at home.
And Naomi tips are excellent if you apply them.
Wishing you all the best with your little one 🥰

[@ImBobbyMom]

My husband and I are about to get our first foster child placement. A two year old girl that is nonverbal but within the past two months has made some progress with a few words and signing. Could you incorporate sign language for speech delays? We are going to do everything we can to help this sweet girl and your advice is amazing. Thank you so much for the work that you do!

[@chocodiamondjewels3403]

Loved this video. Need more for like this for an older child. Thank you.

[@theearlytalker-easyspeecht5967]

So glad you liked it! More videos to come. What age/topics would you like to hear about?

[@chocodiamondjewels3403]

@@theearlytalker-easyspeecht5967 Wow thanks for your quick response. Its a 7 year old girl.

[@gonzalesart150]

@@theearlytalker-easyspeecht5967 8 year old

[@MamaSueEverett]

You are very beautiful AND WELL SPOKEN

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