Speech Pathologists love books, so it seems fitting to culminate this series of discussions with one that focuses on the beauty of books and how stories can connect us and shape our perceptions of the world.

Deborah Kelly writes stories for kids of all ages and shares her thoughts on how books can help you feel less alone and encourage children to imagine and follow their dreams. 

Her book “The Thing About Oliver” is a perfect example of how we can use stories to recognise all the components of a family, how we all might be feeling, and even the different ways love presents and guides us.  

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Proudly produced by Newcastle Podcast Station. 

Speech Pathologists love books, so it seems fitting to culminate this series of discussions with one that focuses on the beauty of books and how stories can connect us and shape our perceptions of the world.
Deborah Kelly writes stories for kids of all ages and shares her thoughts on how books can help you feel less alone and encourage children to imagine and follow their dreams.&nbsp;
Her book &ldquo;The Thing About Oliver&rdquo; is a perfect example of how we can use stories to recognise all the components of a family, how we all might be feeling, and even the different ways love presents and guides us. &nbsp;
Want to be on the podcast or reach out? Go <a href="https://www.agrowingunderstanding.com.au/contact-us/">here.</a>
Proudly produced by <a href="https://www.newcastlepodcaststation.com.au">Newcastle Podcast Station</a>.&nbsp;

Welcome to Growing Up with A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology. We can't wait to help guide you through parenthood and assist you with the challenges and everyday dilemmas that parents and children are faced with on their journey into adulthood. Hear from experts in varying fields and benefit from their incredible insight, as you and your children grow in life together. 

Welcome to Growing Up with <a href="https://www.agrowingunderstanding.com.au/">A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology</a>.&nbsp;We can't wait to help guide you through parenthood and assist you with the challenges and everyday dilemmas that parents and children are faced with on their journey into adulthood. Hear from experts in varying fields and benefit from their incredible insight, as you and your children grow in life together.&nbsp;

Growing Up with A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology Podcast

Welcome to Growing Up with A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology. We can't wait to help guide you through parenthood and assist you with the challenges and everyday dilemmas that parents and children are faced with on their journey into adulthood. Hear from experts in varying fields and benefit from their incredible insight, as you and your children grow in life together.   

 

 

Welcome to Growing Up with <a href="https://www.agrowingunderstanding.com.au">A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology</a>.&nbsp;We can't wait to help guide you through parenthood and assist you with the challenges and everyday dilemmas that parents and children are faced with on their journey into adulthood. Hear from experts in varying fields and benefit from their incredible insight, as you and your children grow in life together. &nbsp;&nbsp;
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Growing Up with A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology

The Beauty of Books: Deborah Kelly, Children’s Author

Did you know that speech pathologists can help children develop social skills? Many of us may take for granted that innate understanding of how to interact with others appropriately. But for some children, understanding conversational cues, facial expressions and pragmatics does not come as naturally.

Jo Nelson, an experienced Speech Pathologist, shares her thoughts and tips on how we can help children forge connections with others and adapt social thinking.

Jo and Lauren also discuss how we can embrace a child’s strengths and interests to help them develop their understanding of the world and encourage them to interact with others without changing who they are.

Did you know that speech pathologists can help children develop social skills? Many of us may take for granted that&nbsp;innate understanding of how to interact with others appropriately. But for some children, understanding&nbsp;conversational cues, facial expressions and pragmatics does not come as naturally.
Jo Nelson, an experienced Speech Pathologist, shares her thoughts and tips on how we can help children forge&nbsp;connections with others and adapt social thinking.
Jo and Lauren also discuss how we can embrace a child&rsquo;s strengths and interests to help them develop their&nbsp;understanding of the world and encourage them to interact with others without changing who they are.

Talking Social Skills and Pragmatics Jo Nelson - Speech Pathologist with A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology

Have you ever considered alternative ways to support the unique needs of your family? Michelle Ebbin understands all too well the search for that ‘perfect solution’ when it comes to supporting children with special needs.

In this podcast episode, Michelle shares her journey as a mum of children with additional needs, including Jett who was diagnosed with Autism at a young age, and how she created a product that was, in-fact, ‘Jett-proof’.

Michelle is a big believer in finding the support you need to get through the day – no matter what your day may look like, and offers advice on how families can embrace their differences and create a village of people who understand and support your choices.

Want to be on the podcast or reach out? Go here.

Proudly produced by Newcastle Podcast Station. 

Have you ever considered alternative ways to support the unique needs of your family? Michelle Ebbin understands&nbsp;all too well the search for that &lsquo;perfect solution&rsquo; when it comes to supporting children with special needs.
In this podcast episode, Michelle shares her journey as a mum of children with additional needs, including Jett who&nbsp;was diagnosed with Autism at a young age, and how she created a product that was, in-fact, &lsquo;Jett-proof&rsquo;.
Michelle is a big believer in finding the support you need to get through the day &ndash; no matter what your day may look&nbsp;like, and offers advice on how families can embrace their differences and create a village of people who understand&nbsp;and support your choices.
Want to be on the podcast or reach out? Go <a href="https://www.agrowingunderstanding.com.au/contact-us/">here.</a>
Proudly produced by <a href="https://www.newcastlepodcaststation.com.au">Newcastle Podcast Station</a>.&nbsp;

Making Sense of Sensory Needs Michelle Ebbin – Founder of JettProof

Have you ever considered the support of a psychologist when it comes to your child’s growth and development? For many parents, a psychologist maybe someone that is only considered if there is a specific problem or concern. But as Dr Rickie Elliot explains in this conversation, psychologists can play an important role in your child’s development, particularly when it comes to understanding their emotions.

With what Rickie describes as a cultural and generational shift related to seeking mental health support; many families are becoming more aware of when to seek assistance, particularly related to anxiety, and how therapy can be beneficial in supporting both children and parents.

Lauren and Rickie also discuss the important role of language when it comes to connecting with others and laying the groundwork to help children build awareness of how they are feeling and how to appropriately express these feelings.

Want to be on the podcast or reach out? Go here.

Proudly produced by Newcastle Podcast Station. 

Have you ever considered the support of a psychologist when it comes to your child&rsquo;s growth and development? For&nbsp;many parents, a psychologist maybe someone that is only considered if there is a specific problem or concern. But as Dr Rickie Elliot explains in this conversation, psychologists can play an important role in your child&rsquo;s development,&nbsp;particularly when it comes to understanding their emotions.
With what Rickie describes as a cultural and generational shift related to seeking mental health support; many&nbsp;families are becoming more aware of when to seek assistance, particularly related to anxiety, and how therapy can&nbsp;be beneficial in supporting both children and parents.
Lauren and Rickie also discuss the important role of language when it comes to connecting with others and laying&nbsp;the groundwork to help children build awareness of how they are feeling and how to appropriately express these&nbsp;feelings.
Want to be on the podcast or reach out? Go <a href="https://www.agrowingunderstanding.com.au/contact-us/">here.</a>
Proudly produced by <a href="https://www.newcastlepodcaststation.com.au">Newcastle Podcast Station</a>.&nbsp;

The Beauty of Books: Deborah Kelly, Children’s Author

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