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HANDS CAN TALK: GIVING A VOICE THROUGH KEY WORD SIGN

At Therapy Matters, we are passionate about giving every child a voice. For many children with communication delays, augmentative communication systems (AAC) like Key Word Sign can make daily interactions clearer, easier, and more meaningful. Below, we answer the most commonly asked questions from families and teachers. What is

SCREEN TIME FOR CHILDREN: ADVICE FROM A SPEECH PATHOLOGIST

Screens are part of modern childhood. They’re used at home, in schools and even in therapy settings. For many families, screen time offers a moment of calm, a way to connect, or a much-needed break ... but what does the research say about screen time and its impact on

10 WAYS FOR COMMUNICATION TO FLOURISH

At Therapy Matters, we believe every child’s voice deserves to be heard, valued, and nurtured—and it takes a whole community to make that happen. That’s why we’re excited to launch our new initiative: Communication Matters Community This initiative is built on one powerful truth: when families, educators, neighbours, and

SPEECH THERAPY + STAR WARS: UNITING FORCES

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away …. I saw my very first movie in a theatre. It was 1977 at the Regal Theatre in Coolangatta and the film was Star Wars (later called A New Hope). The wonder and joy I experienced at that time

WELCOME TO BOOK MATTERS

We've mindfully selected 10 books that might assist our clients and their families with topics of interest to make a difference in their lives. Our hope is that families may use this information to learn new ideas, discuss relevant topics and encourage a shared love of reading. So, what

WAIT & SEE OR ACT EARLY NOW: TODDLERS

What should I do about my late talking toddler? Often when parents seek advice on the internet or in their community about their late talking toddler, they are told not to worry. Well-meaning relatives and friends might share that someone in their family “didn’t talk until they were three

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