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Late Talker Toolkit

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Having a child with speech, language and communication difficulties requires some special parenting.  

From my years of working with parents of children with these difficulties I have gathered together all the skills you need to support your child. 

Does this sound familiar?

On a waiting list for to see a speech and language therapist

Had an assessment but not sure what help to expect next

Worried about your child's slower than expected development

Not sure where to turn or who to ask

Limited services in your local area

Looking for answers

Need support to support your child

Been furiously search the internet for ideas 

What will the Late Talker Toolkit teach me?

Understand your child's learning strengths and difficulties

Understand your parenting style 

Evaluate the learning environment and make positive changes

How to put these three things together to move your child forward

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I know I can help you because 

I have worked with children with a huge range of difficulties for the

NHS and Privately

I have worked closely with parents as I believe they are the key to their

child's development

I understand from first-hand experience what anxiety and worry feel like

I have worked online supporting parents and have loved seeing the results.

Is this the right time for you? Do you

Believe you are the best person to help your child?

Want to feel empowered to develop your child's skills?

Are frustrated by the support you have received so far?

Are waiting to receive support and looking for some way to help?

Are open and willing to learn new ways to communicate with your child?

Are feeling down, anxious, frustrated and sad about your child's difficulties and ready to move forward?

It is not for you if:

You think someone else should 'fix' your child

Do not feel ready for change

Have no time to dedicate to making changes during the day

This does not replace as assessment from a Speech and Language Therapist,

but aims to help you develop your skills so you can help your child directly, at home, as part of your everyday routine.