TalkTools: An Approach to Improve Speech Clarity & Feeding Skills

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TalkTools is an approach to improve speech clarity and feeding skills as well as to improve things like drooling in children with and without autism.https://youtu.be/SFJdY3bkJNY Each week I provide you with some of my ideas about turning autism around, so if you haven’t subscribed to my YouTube channel, you can do that now and join […]

Using TAGTeach to Teach Children with Autism

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TAGTeach is a methodology that can be used to speed up skill acquisition in children with autism. In today’s video blog, I’m discussing how to incorporate this into your child or client’s programming to get more effective skill acquisition.https://youtu.be/091GxxFUSec Each week I provide you with some of my ideas about turning autism around, so if […]

Talk Tools & Speech Therapy for Autism with Mags Kirk

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Every parent wants their child to succeed, and for many, being able to speak coherently is a huge benchmark of success. That’s why I interviewed speech and language therapist, Mags Kirk. Mags has been a speech therapist since 2003, and thanks to her Talk Tools certification, she’s more than qualified to share her knowledge with you and point you and your child in the right direction.

Should You Be Teaching Apologizing to Children with Autism?

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I had a question come in last week from Amy who is a participant in our online course and community and she said she had an idea for a future video blog. She said, “Could you address the issue of having or not having kids with autism apologize for their behavior following a behavior? When […]

Teaching Social Skills with TAGTeach: Interview with Theresa McKeon

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Theresa McKeon is one of the main developers of the TAGteach methodology, and I have the pleasure of interviewing her and sharing her wealth of knowledge with my listeners. Theresa explains how she discovered TAGteach when she was a national gymnastics coach, to how she became involved in the autism world, as well as the logic behind her methods.