30-Hours Professional Diploma in Speech Therapy for Children
Credit hours
3
How do children learn to speak and communicate, and what happens when development does not go to plan? The course covers typical speech and language development, common disorders, an overview of assessment, therapy techniques and early intervention. Learners also look at bilingual children, social communication, involving families and ethical issues. It builds awareness for parents, teachers and support staff rather than qualifying anyone as a therapist.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Speech and Language Development in Children
- 02Speech and Language Disorders in Children
- 03Assessment and Diagnosis of Speech and Language Disorders
- 04Speech Therapy Techniques and Interventions
- 05Speech and Language Development in Bilingual and Multilingual Children
- 06Supporting Social Communication Skills in Children
- 07Involving Families in Speech Therapy
- 08Ethical and Legal Considerations in Speech Therapy
- 09Early Intervention Strategies in Speech Therapy
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