#28 - Rosalie Martin - Unlocking Language: Exploring Speech Pathology, Literacy, and Communication

Rosalie is a qualified speech and language pathologist. In 2017, Rosalie won the Tasmanian of the Year award and was the runner-up for the Australian of the Year award. She serves as the founder and director of Speech Pathology Tasmania, where she shares her extensive knowledge on language, literacy, and social communication challenges. 

Expect to Learn:

1. The role of a speech pathologist and their areas of expertise.
2. Signals that parents, guardians, and caregivers can look out for that may indicate the need for intervention.
3. The barriers and challenges to literacy development throughout the early years and into adulthood.
4. The strategies that speech pathologists can implement to bring about improvement across a range of language and communication disorders.
5. The effectiveness of incorporating literacy and communication into early childhood play for developing early capabilities.
6. The systematic and direct mistakes that are related to literacy and communication development.

Get in touch with Rosalie from this weeks episode:

Website: Home - Speech Pathology Tasmania (spt.com.au)

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