communication disorders

In this episode, we start our 5 Part Series on managing problem behaviors.  This can be a major pain point in your parenting journey but with the right resources and guidance, you can learn to navigate the challenges effectively. There are 5 reasons that provoke problem behaviors in children that I focus on in this series…Communication Challenges, Environmental Influences, Neurodevelopmental Factors, Social and Emotional Learning Gaps, and Trauma or Adverse Experiences. In this episode, we are going to start with taking a deep dive into communication challenges and what you can do to support your child if they are exhibiting problem behaviors due to this area of concern.  Listen, learn, and grow.

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Hi, I'm Chanel and welcome to The Speech Boutique Podcast!

For my premiere, I wanted to start broad and introduce listeners to speech pathology  and the role speech pathologists play in evaluating, diagnosing, treating, and preventing communication disorders (speech and language impairments), cognitive-communication disorders, voice disorders, and swallowing disorders.

New parents consider this your first lesson!

Welcome to The Speech Boutique Podcasts!

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Seeing 1st time parents struggle to teach their child foundational learning, communication and social emotional skills. So many parents "wait" for their child's preschool teacher to prepare them for kindergarten.

So I set out on my own journey to be that person for parents. I've helped over hundreds of parents regain their confidence. Through one-on-one and group coaching sessions, I've been fortunate enough to connect with unbelievable families across the globe equipping them with the skills, knowledge and strategies to prepare their preschooler for kindergarten and beyond.

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Children with communication disorders and learning differences are more likely than their neurotypical peers to have mental health conditions, such as depression and anxiety. In this episode Lily Yoder, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Registered Play Therapist (RPT), joins us to discuss the basics of mental health in young children and the overlap between communication disorders, learning differences and mental health disorders. She shares indicators your child might need intervention to work through their struggles, information on how to seek help and gives clarification on the roles of a licensed professional counselor, psychologist and psychiatrist.  

Lily is the Director of Student and Family Services at The Parish School. She earned her BA in Psychology from Baylor University and her MA in Psychology from Houston Baptist University. Before joining The Parish School in 2018, Lily had over 10 years of experience providing counseling and play therapy to children and families in a variety of settings. She has significant experience with young children, ADHD and anxiety disorders, and is a member of the Sam Houston Chapter of the Association for Play Therapy.

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