We've all had a discussion about the best type of academic intervention for our child. More often than not, a speech pathologist is not at the top of that list. But maybe they should be.

As you will learn in this episode, the job title is no match for their extensive training or ability to support literacy development. In this chat with leading Speech Pathologist and Director of Speak & Write, Samantha Carr, we discuss the types of intervention and support a "speechie" can offer, how to get the most out of therapies, the benefit of working with your child's school, online vs face-to-face and my favourite topic of all, how can we do things differently.

This episode is excellent for parents, educators, fellow therapists, and other professionals who advise parents raising children with learning differences.

Speak and Write offers services nationally to children of all ages and abilities. Samantha's details are below, should you wish to reach out to discuss the suitability for your child.

www.speakandwrite.com.au

info@speakandwrite.com.au

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