Helping you make sense of communication.

Clear, practical information about speech, language, communication and sensory processing — for parents, carers and professionals.

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Information and practical ideas to help make communication easier to understand and support in everyday life.

Communication & language
Understanding how children communicate, how language develops and what communication differences can look like.

Sensory processing & communication
Exploring how sensory experiences can influence communication, interaction and everyday situations.

Practical support
Ideas and strategies for supporting communication at home, in school and in the wider world.

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A woman and a young boy playing with colorful building blocks on a striped rug in a living room. The woman is sitting on the floor wearing a white t-shirt, and the boy is kneeling in front of her wearing a green shirt. There is a purple couch with pillows behind them and some furniture and plants in the background.

What does a Speech and Language Therapist actually do?
Speech and language therapy is about much more than speech sounds. An introduction to speech, language and communication — and when an SLT might be able to help.

A woman and a young boy sitting together on a gray couch in a brightly lit living room. The boy is leaning over with his arms around his head, and the woman appears to be speaking to or comforting him, reaching out with her hand. The background features plants, a yellow, white, and blue painted wall, and decorative shelves.

When communication looks like behaviour


Looking beyond behaviour to consider what a child may be communicating, and how understanding communication needs can change the way we respond.

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A young girl with brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a pink t-shirt, is on her hands and knees on a green floor, smiling at the camera with her mouth slightly open, showing her teeth.

What does sensory processing have to do with communication?


An introduction to how sensory experiences and communication can interact in everyday life.

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