Early Language Masterclass

Join me for a two hour webinar (currently on-demand) and leave with practical information to use in the therapy room and share with parents.

Hosted by a pediatric speech-language pathologist with over 20 years of experience in the field, this continuing education opportunity will boost your confidence in working with children aged 12 mos. to 3.5 years with mild to moderate language delays. You’ll leave with specific therapy ideas, parent handouts and resources, and data collection forms. (Please note this webinar focuses on analytic language learners.)

Details

Available on-demand. Fee: $20.00 includes the 2 hour webinar, continuing education certificate, and all handouts and resources.

This webinar meets the requirement for 2 continuing maintenance hours, but is not an approved ASHA ceu course. You will receive a certificate of completion that you can use to submit to the CE registry once you attend the live session or view the recording.

Topics for discussion

We’ll cover these topics, what they are and how to use them in the therapy room as well as how to present them to families.

Foundational skills (babbling, joint attention, imitating)

Milestones vs. Averages

Attention Expectations

Speech Clarity Expectations

Modeling

Expanding and Extending

Pacifiers and Sippy Cups

Social factors as a predictor of long-term language difficulties

Stages of Play

Tantrums and Meltdowns

Narrating

Data Collection forms for tracking utternances and communicative events

Parent Handouts include

Speech vs. Language

Importance of Early Intervention

Trantrums vs. Meltdowns

Narrating

Modeling

Expanding and Extending

"I loved your handouts! So informative and easy for parents to understand. And I love your data sheets!"

"As a well-seasoned SLP, I was surprised by the amount of new little tidbits I learned. I was also inspired to continue working to improve this area of my practice as well."

"[The Webinar] was the perfect length and you were incredibly engaging. Loved the replay option!"