Resources

At Talk and Play Speech Pathology, our focus is on empowering children and their support networks to achieve meaningful progress. This resource page serves as a hub for helpful information and tools to guide and inspire our families and community.

Speech Sound Practice for Busy Families: Simple Strategies

In this resource article, we’ll explore practical, time-efficient ways to help your child practise speech sounds at home. Speech practice doesn’t have to be time-consuming or require special materials. By using simple strategies during everyday activities, you can support your child’s progress in a fun and manageable way.

The Role of Phonological Processes

in Language

In this blog post, we will explore what phonological processes are, highlight common examples, discuss when intervention may be needed, and explain how a speech pathologist can support a child’s speech development.

Why is my speech pathologist just playing with my child and not doing any therapy?

Ever wonder why speech therapy for young children often looks like playtime? It's not just fun—it’s strategic! Discover how play builds trust, motivates learning, and supports natural communication development in this blog post.

The Two Ways Children Develop Language, And How to Support Them

In this blog post, we look at the two different ways children develop language - Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) and Analytic Language Processing (ALP), and how parents, educators and speech pathologists can help GLPs thrive.

Beyond Shyness: Understanding Situational (Selective) Mutism

In this blog post, we will explore situational mutism, what it may look like, and how parents, educators and therapists can support children experiencing it.

Resources

At Talk and Play Speech Pathology, our focus is on empowering children and their support networks to achieve meaningful progress. This resource page serves as a hub for helpful information and tools to guide and inspire our families and community.

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