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We exist to empower children to live whole, healthy, and happy lives together. For more information about us or to book an appointment please visit our website https://mywordspeechtherapy.com/ or find us on social media @mywordspeechtherapy
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Fertility Foundations: What to Know Before You Start Trying
Thinking about trying for a baby? There’s a lot more to preconception health than picking up a prenatal vitamin. In this episode, we cover what to focus on in the months before conception, for both partners, so …
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Thinking about trying for a baby? There’s a lot more to preconception health than picking up a prenatal vitamin. In this episode, we cover what to focus on in the months before conception, for both partners, so you can start your fertility journey feeling informed and prepared. We get into when you should actually start thinking about preconception health (and whether it’s really necessary), plus what your menstrual cycle can reveal about your reproductive health and when it’s worth investigating further. We also cover which blood tests and nutrient markers are worth reviewing before pregnancy, rather than waiting until you’re already pregnant. You’ll hear why metabolic health is part of the fertility picture, and why the male partner’s health matters just as much in those months before conception, including the factors that affect sperm health that most people don’t think about. We explore the role of gut and vaginal health, and why it helps to address ongoing gut symptoms, recurrent thrush, BV or UTIs before pregnancy. Finally, we cover the nutritional foundations to have in place before trying to conceive, what to look for in a good-quality prenatal supplement, and which diet, supplement and lifestyle factors are actually worth looking at during the preconception period. Free Preconception Checklist Want a clear, practical starting point? Grab our free checklist for anyone thinking about trying for a baby: https://www.mywordhealth.com.au/resources/ Connect with My Word Health Website: www.mywordhealth.com.au Instagram: @mywordhealth Facebook: @mywordhealth TikTok: @mywordhealth This episode is for educational purposes only and isn’t a substitute for personalised medical advice.Navigating Menopause Naturally with Naturopath Georgia
Hot flushes, poor sleep, mood swings, brain fog: if any of this sounds familiar, this episode is for you. We sit down with naturopath Georgia to unpack what’s really happening during perimenopause and …
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Hot flushes, poor sleep, mood swings, brain fog: if any of this sounds familiar, this episode is for you. We sit down with naturopath Georgia to unpack what’s really happening during perimenopause and menopause, and why so many women feel caught off guard by the changes. Georgia explains the difference between perimenopause and menopause, the signs to look out for (some of which might surprise you), and how nutrition can play a powerful role in supporting your body through this transition. We also talk about what naturopathic support looks like, the options available, and how to work out whether it’s the right fit for you. Whether you’re just starting to notice changes, are in the thick of it, or want to understand what a loved one is going through, this conversation is packed with practical, empowering information to help you feel more like yourself again. You can find out more at My Word Health Website: www.mywordhealth.com.au Resource: www.mywordhealth.com.au/resources/ Socials: @mywordhealthContinuity of Care and the Fourth Trimester with Midwife Hannah Muller
What if you had the same trusted midwife by your side from pregnancy right through to those early weeks at home with your baby? In this episode, we chat with Hannah Muller, private midwife and founder of Solace …
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What if you had the same trusted midwife by your side from pregnancy right through to those early weeks at home with your baby? In this episode, we chat with Hannah Muller, private midwife and founder of Solace Midwifery, about why that kind of care can make all the difference. Hannah shares her journey into private midwifery and what her work really looks like day to day. We dive into continuity of care: what it means, what the research says about outcomes for mothers and babies, and how feeling truly known by one consistent provider can shape a woman’s experience of pregnancy and birth. We then turn to the fourth trimester, the weeks after birth that so many people feel unprepared for. Hannah explains what’s happening in a woman’s body postpartum, what secure attachment is, and why a mother’s own sense of safety and support plays such an important role in building that bond. She also walks us through the signs in mum or baby that mean it’s time to reach out for help sooner rather than later. Whether you’re expecting, recently welcomed a little one, or supporting someone who is, this is a warm, reassuring and practical conversation you won’t want to miss. You can find out more about Hannah and her work at Solace Midwifery Website: https://www.solacemidwifery.com.au/ Socials: @solacemidwifery You can find out more at My Word Health Website: www.mywordhealth.com.au Socials: @mywordhealthARFID and Eating Disorders in Children
Picky eating or something more? In this episode, we sit down with dietitian Maegan, who specialises in paediatric feeding, to unpack ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) — a condition many parents …
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Picky eating or something more? In this episode, we sit down with dietitian Maegan, who specialises in paediatric feeding, to unpack ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) — a condition many parents have never heard of, but one that's increasingly on clinicians' radar. Maegan shares her path into the field and talks us through what ARFID actually is, how it differs from ordinary fussy eating, and where it fits alongside more widely known eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia. She explains how ARFID is diagnosed, the nutritional gaps that often show up in affected kids, and the practical, low-pressure strategies parents can use at home to gently widen a child's diet. We also explore how eating disorders can present in children more broadly, whether they're becoming more common or simply better recognised, and how dietitians work alongside speech pathologists and occupational therapists to support the sensory and oral-motor side of feeding. If you're a parent who's noticed something's not quite right at mealtimes but aren't sure where to turn, this conversation is a good place to start. You can find out more at My Word Health Website: www.mywordhealth.com.au Socials: @mywordhealthThe Circle of Security: What Every Parent Should Know
In this episode, we sit down with Key Worker, Marion, who specialises in the Circle of Security approach — a model of parent-child attachment used around the world to help families build stronger, more secure …
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In this episode, we sit down with Key Worker, Marion, who specialises in the Circle of Security approach — a model of parent-child attachment used around the world to help families build stronger, more secure relationships. We unpack what the "circle" actually represents, why children need to move between exploring the world and returning for comfort, and what it means to be a "secure base" and a "safe haven" for a child. Marion shares what Circle of Security sessions look like in practice, how parents learn to notice their child's cues, and why old fears and patterns — what the model calls "shark music" — can get in the way of showing up for our kids. Whether you're a parent, a practitioner, or just curious about attachment theory, this conversation offers a clear, grounded introduction to a model that's changing how families understand connection. You can find out more at My Word Health Website: www.mywordhealth.com.au Socials: @mywordhealthWhat is a Naturopath and How They Can Help You.
Ever wondered what naturopathic medicine actually is — and whether it could work for you? In this episode, we break down what a naturopath does, how their approach differs from conventional medicine, and the …
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Ever wondered what naturopathic medicine actually is — and whether it could work for you? In this episode, we break down what a naturopath does, how their approach differs from conventional medicine, and the kinds of health concerns they can help you address, from digestive issues and hormonal imbalances to stress, sleep, and long-term wellness. Whether you're naturopath-curious or looking to take a more holistic approach to your health and your kids' health, this episode will give you the insight you need to make an informed decision about your wellbeing. You can find out more at My Word Health Website: www.mywordhealth.com.au Socials: @mywordhealthThe Role of an Allied Health Assistant (AHA)
In this episode, we chat with Allied Health Assistant (AHA) Lainie Perini from My Word Health to shine a light on a role that plays a vital part in many children's therapy journeys, but one that isn't always …
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In this episode, we chat with Allied Health Assistant (AHA) Lainie Perini from My Word Health to shine a light on a role that plays a vital part in many children's therapy journeys, but one that isn't always well understood. We start by finding out how Lainie ended up working in this space and what drew her to it, before unpacking exactly what an Allied Health Assistant does — and how the role differs from that of a speech pathologist, occupational therapist, or physiotherapist. We explore the real benefits of having an AHA involved in a child's therapy team, and talk about when families might be offered AHA sessions as part of their care. Lainie takes us through what a typical session looks like, from planning with the supervising therapist right through to post-session follow-up, and gives us an inside look at what that collaboration actually looks like behind the scenes. We also hear about her favourite part of the job, and what makes this role so rewarding. Whether you're a parent, educator, or fellow allied health professional, this episode offers a great look into a role that supports so many children behind the scenes. 🎙️ Brought to you by My Word Health Find out more or get in touch: www.mywordhealth.com.au @mywordhealthUnderstanding Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
In this episode, we sit down with speech pathologist, Shae Wason from My Word Health, to explore the world of Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) — what it is, how it's diagnosed, and what families can do to …
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In this episode, we sit down with speech pathologist, Shae Wason from My Word Health, to explore the world of Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) — what it is, how it's diagnosed, and what families can do to support their child's journey. We chat about how Shae found her way into working with children with speech sound disorders, and dig into what actually sets CAS apart from articulation and phonological delays. We cover the real benefits of early identification, the signs parents and educators should watch for, and what a typical therapy session looks like from start to finish. We also bust some common myths about CAS (no, kids don't just "grow out of it"), talk through why diagnosis can be tricky in very young children, and share practical ways parents can support progress at home. Plus, we get into some of the motor-based therapy approaches — like DTTC and ReST — that are commonly used to help kids build clearer, more confident speech. Whether you're a parent, educator, or fellow clinician, this episode offers valuable insight into supporting children with CAS. 🎙️ Brought to you by My Word Health Find out more or get in touch: www.mywordhealth.com.au @mywordhealthWhy the Nervous System Is the Foundation for Everything (From Newborns to Teens) with Dr Grace Stottelaar.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr Grace Stottelaar, Director and Chiropractor from Flourish, to unpack one of the most important — and often overlooked — foundations of child development: the nervous system …
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr Grace Stottelaar, Director and Chiropractor from Flourish, to unpack one of the most important — and often overlooked — foundations of child development: the nervous system. From newborns through to early adolescence, a child’s nervous system plays a key role in how they sleep, feed, regulate emotions, learn, and engage with the world around them. We break this down in a way that actually makes sense for parents — no jargon, just practical insights you can take away and use straight away. In this episode, we cover:- What the nervous system actually is (in simple terms)
- Why it’s so important in the early years
- Signs your child’s nervous system might be under stress
- How this can impact sleep, feeding, behaviour, and learning
- Simple, practical ways to support your child at home
- How chiropractic care can support regulation across all ages
- The changes you might notice when things start to improve
What Is a Key Worker and Are They Right For My Child?
In this episode, we sit down to unpack the Key Worker model and what it actually means for families navigating support services. We chat about how our guest found their way into this line of work, what a "Key …
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In this episode, we sit down to unpack the Key Worker model and what it actually means for families navigating support services. We chat about how our guest found their way into this line of work, what a "Key Worker" really does day-to-day, and the real benefits this model can offer families. We also dig into who tends to thrive with a Key Worker approach — and who might be better suited to a different kind of support — plus what you can realistically expect once you start working with one. And because every good chat needs a bit of fun, we finish off with a dream holiday destination question! Whether you're a parent exploring options for your child or a professional curious about this model of care, this episode is packed with practical insight. 🎧 Tune in now! 📍 Find us at My Word Health — https://www.mywordhealth.com.au/ For more resources and support, visit My Word Health. Instagram: Instagraminstagram.com/mywordhealth Facebook: Facebookfacebook.com/mywordhealthThe Greatest Gift You Can Give Your Kids (Hint: It’s You)
What if the most powerful thing you could do for your child… was to work on yourself? In this episode, I’m joined by Glenda O’Neill from Novo Counselling for a real and honest conversation about something so …
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What if the most powerful thing you could do for your child… was to work on yourself? In this episode, I’m joined by Glenda O’Neill from Novo Counselling for a real and honest conversation about something so many mums experience — but don’t always talk about. Because motherhood has a way of bringing everything to the surface. We explore what it actually means to “do the work” as a mum — processing our own stress, anxiety, and past experiences — and how these can quietly shape the way we respond to our kids. Glenda shares how our early experiences can show up in parenting, why our nervous system matters more than we think, and how becoming a more regulated (not perfect) version of ourselves can completely shift the emotional tone of our home. This episode isn’t about blame or striving for perfection. It’s about awareness, growth, and learning how to navigate life in a way we can feel proud of — while modelling that for our kids along the way. We chat about:- How past experiences show up in parenting
- What nervous system regulation actually looks like in real life
- Why “doing the work” is the greatest gift for your children
- The shift from reactive parenting to intentional parenting
- How to know when it might be time to seek support
- What counselling really looks like (and why it’s not as scary as you think)
Dyslexia, Literacy & Learning to Read: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Learning to read isn’t always straightforward for every child. In this episode, Maegen sits down with Kate from Read3 Literacy to unpack what literacy really involves, why some children struggle to learn to …
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Learning to read isn’t always straightforward for every child. In this episode, Maegen sits down with Kate from Read3 Literacy to unpack what literacy really involves, why some children struggle to learn to read, and how parents can recognise the early signs of dyslexia and literacy challenges. Kate shares her personal journey as a parent of a child with dyslexia and explains how that experience led to the development of the Read3 literacy program — a structured, evidence-informed approach designed to support children who aren’t progressing with standard phonics instruction. Together we explore: • What literacy actually involves beyond reading and writing • The “Big Five” skills that underpin reading development • Early warning signs of dyslexia and literacy difficulties • Why early intervention is so important • Whether a dyslexia diagnosis is necessary • Practical strategies parents can use to support reading at home • How the Read3 program helps children build confidence and fluency If you’re a parent wondering whether your child’s reading struggles are typical or something more, this episode will help you understand what to look for and what steps you can take to support them. Because literacy isn’t just about school — it opens the door to confidence, opportunity, and lifelong learning. You can find out more about the Read3 program via their website, including access to their free checklist https://read3.com.au/ If you need help from a speech pathologist who is trained in Read3 you can reach out to us at My Word Health https://www.mywordhealth.com.au/ You can find more about Maegen and the My Word Health team on our website and social media pages. Website: https://www.mywordhealth.com.au/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mywordhealth/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mywordhealth/Tummy Time, Torticollis & Flat Spots Explained
Tummy time is one of the most talked-about parts of baby development — but many parents are left wondering if they’re doing it “right”. In this episode, Maegen sits down with a kids physiotherapist, Jessee, to …
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Tummy time is one of the most talked-about parts of baby development — but many parents are left wondering if they’re doing it “right”. In this episode, Maegen sits down with a kids physiotherapist, Jessee, to talk about why tummy time is so important, how it supports your baby’s development, and what parents should know about conditions like torticollis and flat spots. We unpack common questions parents ask, including: • What tummy time actually is and why babies need it • How tummy time supports motor development • What torticollis is and how it affects babies • Why flat spots can develop on babies’ heads • Signs parents should look out for early • Simple ways to make tummy time easier (even if your baby hates it) If you’re a new parent or expecting a baby, this episode will help you understand what’s normal, when to seek support, and how small daily activities can make a big difference to your baby’s development. Because tummy time isn’t just another parenting task — it’s a key building block for rolling, crawling, and moving with confidence. Connect with My Word Health 🌐 Website: https://www.mywordhealth.com.au 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mywordhealth 👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mywordhealth If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow, rate and review the podcast so more families can access evidence-based support for their children.From Crawling to Confidence: The Role of a Kids Physiotherapist
When people hear the word physio, they often think about sports injuries or rehabilitation after an accident. But paediatric physiotherapy is so much more than that. In this episode, Maegen sits down with kids …
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When people hear the word physio, they often think about sports injuries or rehabilitation after an accident. But paediatric physiotherapy is so much more than that. In this episode, Maegen sits down with kids physiotherapist, Jesse, to talk about the important role kids physios play in supporting children’s development, movement, and confidence. We explore how paediatric physiotherapy helps children build the foundational skills needed for everyday activities like jumping, running, balancing, and playing with friends. In this episode we discuss: • What a paediatric physiotherapist actually does • Signs your child might benefit from seeing a physio • Gross motor milestones like crawling, walking, jumping and hopping • Common concerns such as clumsiness, toe walking and poor endurance • What “low muscle tone” means and how it affects movement • What a typical physio assessment looks like • How physio supports children socially and emotionally — not just physically Jesse also shares why trusting your instincts as a parent is so important when it comes to your child’s development. Sometimes all it takes is one appointment to provide reassurance, guidance, or a simple plan to help your child move with confidence. Connect with My Word Health 🌐 Website: https://www.mywordhealth.com.au 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mywordhealth 👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mywordhealth If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow, rate and review the podcast so more families can access evidence-based support for their children.Informed, Not Overwhelmed: The Additive Conversation with Jo from Additive Free Lifestyle. Episode #33
What if some of the behaviours we’re seeing in our kids aren’t “just a phase” — but information? In this episode, Maegen chats with Jo from Additive Free Lifestyle about food additives and their potential …
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What if some of the behaviours we’re seeing in our kids aren’t “just a phase” — but information? In this episode, Maegen chats with Jo from Additive Free Lifestyle about food additives and their potential impact on children’s behaviour, sleep, attention, and emotional regulation. You’ll learn: • What food additives actually are • Why some children may be more sensitive • How to read labels quickly and confidently • Simple first steps families can take This isn’t about fear or perfection — it’s about being informed, noticing patterns, and making realistic changes that support your child’s wellbeing. If you’ve ever wondered whether food could be influencing your child more than you realised, this episode is for you. You can find more about Jo and Additive Free Lifestyle here: Website: https://additivefreelifestyle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/additivefreelifestyle/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/additivefreelifestyle/ You can find more about Maegen and the My Word Health team on our website and social media pages. Website: https://www.mywordhealth.com.au/ Instagram: Instagraminstagram.com/mywordhealth Facebook: Facebookfacebook.com/mywordhealthRaising with Resilience: Marion's Story
In this episode, we welcome Marion — a warm, resilient mum — as she shares her family’s deeply personal parenting journey. From the moment her son received his diagnosis to the day-to-day realities that …
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In this episode, we welcome Marion — a warm, resilient mum — as she shares her family’s deeply personal parenting journey. From the moment her son received his diagnosis to the day-to-day realities that followed, Marion opens up with honesty, courage, and grace.
We talk about the emotional highs and lows, the challenges of navigating complex systems, and the strength it takes to advocate for your child. Marion also shares the tools and perspectives that have helped lighten the load, and the advice she wishes she could give herself at the very beginning.
This is a story of love, growth, and showing up every day — even when the path ahead is uncertain. Whether you’re a parent, a professional, or simply someone who wants to understand more, Marion’s insights will leave you feeling inspired and connected.
Stay tuned for wisdom, warmth, and real talk about parenting beyond the expected. 🌍✨
Rebecca’s Story: A Mother’s Journey Through Diagnosis, Advocacy & Hope
In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Rebecca, a devoted mother, who opens up about her family’s journey following her son's diagnosis of Down Syndrome. Rebecca shares a glimpse into her family life and …
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In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Rebecca, a devoted mother, who opens up about her family’s journey following her son's diagnosis of Down Syndrome. Rebecca shares a glimpse into her family life and the moment she first learned about her son’s condition—along with the emotional rollercoaster that followed. She candidly discusses the challenges they’ve faced, including one of the most difficult moments and how she found the strength to navigate it.
From navigating the complexities of the healthcare and education systems to becoming her child’s fiercest advocate, Rebecca offers valuable insight into the realities many families quietly experience. She shares practical tools and strategies that have made daily life more manageable, and how her perspective on parenting has been transformed through this journey.
With honesty and grace, Rebecca also reflects on the advice she wishes she could have given herself at the beginning, and offers meaningful ways listeners can support families like hers.
Tune in for a conversation full of courage, love, and the wisdom that comes from walking a path not chosen—but embraced.
Easing the Transition: Starting School with Confidence
In this episode of the My Word Speech Therapy Podcast, we're joined by our wonderful Key Worker, Laura, to chat all things school transitions—because starting primary school is a big step, not just for kids …
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In this episode of the My Word Speech Therapy Podcast, we're joined by our wonderful Key Worker, Laura, to chat all things school transitions—because starting primary school is a big step, not just for kids, but for parents too!
Laura shares her practical insights on how to support your child as they move from preschool into the world of primary school. We cover:
✨ What parents need to know ahead of the transition
✨ What your child can expect in the first few weeks
✨ How to ask the right questions to find out how their school day really went
Whether your child is starting school soon or you're planning ahead, this episode is packed with simple strategies and reassuring advice to help make the transition smoother for the whole family.
Maternity Leave
We're taking a short break from the podcast as I've just had my baby. Thanks for listening and I look forward to bringing you more content soon.
Social Workers and Their Space in the NDIS
On this episode I chat with social worker Adam about how you might be able to access a social worker to help with your therapy and best utilise your NDIS funding to achieve your goals. If you have been …
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On this episode I chat with social worker Adam about how you might be able to access a social worker to help with your therapy and best utilise your NDIS funding to achieve your goals. If you have been wondering what therapy sessions look like with a social worker, this is the episode for you!
Choosing The Right Therapy Supports For Your Child
On this episode of the podcast I answer some questions that have come through from one of our listeners around how we know what therapy supports are right for our children. It's a bit of a different episode …
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On this episode of the podcast I answer some questions that have come through from one of our listeners around how we know what therapy supports are right for our children. It's a bit of a different episode format for us so I hope you enjoy. We would love to hear any questions you might have for the podcast so feel free to reach out to us to submit any questions you have.
Empowering teens by building their self-esteem and resilience
On this episode I chat with Angela from Bloom Within about empowering tweens and teens by building their self-esteem and resilience. Angela runs really beautiful workshops that teach young women how to love …
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On this episode I chat with Angela from Bloom Within about empowering tweens and teens by building their self-esteem and resilience. Angela runs really beautiful workshops that teach young women how to love themselves and have great emotional intelligence to navigate the highs and lows of life. You can find Angela at https://www.bloomwithin.com.au/ or on her socials @bloom.withinWhy Are More People Using AHAs For Therapy
On this episode of the podcast I answer some questions that have come through from one of our listeners around AHAs (or Allied Health Assistants), who they are, and why are we seeing more and more of them used …
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On this episode of the podcast I answer some questions that have come through from one of our listeners around AHAs (or Allied Health Assistants), who they are, and why are we seeing more and more of them used for therapy. It's a bit of a different episode format for us so I hope you enjoy. We would love to hear any questions you might have for the podcast so feel free to reach out to us to submit any questions you have.
What is the PEERS Program and How Can it Help My Child?
On this episode I chat with Beverley and Inez from Definition Diverse all about the PEERS Program. PEERS is a group program for preschoolers, adolescents, and young adults that focuses on developing social …
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On this episode I chat with Beverley and Inez from Definition Diverse all about the PEERS Program. PEERS is a group program for preschoolers, adolescents, and young adults that focuses on developing social skills. If you would like to find out more about Definition Diverse and the work they do you can find them here:
Instagram and Facebook: @definitiondiverse
Website: https://www.definitiondiverse.com/
The Benefits Of Multidisciplinary Teams
On this episode of the podcast I answer some questions that have come through from one of our listeners around multidisciplinary teams, what they are, and how they can be beneficial. It's a bit of a different …
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On this episode of the podcast I answer some questions that have come through from one of our listeners around multidisciplinary teams, what they are, and how they can be beneficial. It's a bit of a different episode format for us so I hope you enjoy. We would love to hear any questions you might have for the podcast so feel free to reach out to us to submit any questions you have.
Toilet Training
On this episode we have Beth Dewing from The Mama Coach joining us again for a part 2. This time Beth and I discuss the stages of toilet training for children and some tips and tricks that you mind find …
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On this episode we have Beth Dewing from The Mama Coach joining us again for a part 2. This time Beth and I discuss the stages of toilet training for children and some tips and tricks that you mind find helpful.
You can find more of Beth on her website beth-dewing.themamacoach.com or on her social media accounts @bethdewing_themamacoach
Sleep Skills
On this episode I chat with Beth Dewing from The Mama Coach about sleep from newborn through to adult sleep patterns. We discuss how to help set your child (and you) up for sleep success. You can find more of …
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On this episode I chat with Beth Dewing from The Mama Coach about sleep from newborn through to adult sleep patterns. We discuss how to help set your child (and you) up for sleep success.
You can find more of Beth on her website beth-dewing.themamacoach.com or on her social media accounts @bethdewing_themamacoach
2024 Intro + Podcast Update
Welcome back to the podcast! Here’s an update for 2024, with some excting news from Maegen. We hope you enjoy listening to the episodes and we are looking forward to bringing you more content to help empower …
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Welcome back to the podcast! Here’s an update for 2024, with some excting news from Maegen. We hope you enjoy listening to the episodes and we are looking forward to bringing you more content to help empower your kiddos in 2024.
Speech Sound Development in Children
On this episode I chat with Speech Pathologist, Shae, about speech sound development (articulation) in children. We cover topics of what speech sounds are, some examples of speech sound errors, when a child …
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On this episode I chat with Speech Pathologist, Shae, about speech sound development (articulation) in children. We cover topics of what speech sounds are, some examples of speech sound errors, when a child should see a Speech Pathologist for their speech sounds, and what parents can do at home to help children develop good articulation skills.
Social Groups, Wellbeing, and Self-Care in Primary School
On this episode I chat with Alice who is a Key Worker Educator here at My Word Health. Alice has a real passion for helping children with their social-emotional wellbeing and she shares lots of her tips and …
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On this episode I chat with Alice who is a Key Worker Educator here at My Word Health. Alice has a real passion for helping children with their social-emotional wellbeing and she shares lots of her tips and tricks with us in this episode.
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