SLCo
INTERACTIVE

This is an easy to use, FREE, interactive resource for parents & care givers to learn more about Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN is an umbrella term which includes a range of disorders) in children, the problems they may encounter, and ways you can assist in your child’s communication development.

This site will provide you with more information on how to support your child and yourself on the therapy journey.

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ABOUT SLCo INTERACTIVE

What is it?

SLCo Interactive is a FREE, online resource designed for parents and carers of children and young people with speech, language and communication impairments.

How Does it Help?

This website has been designed to walk you through a series of four stages, each taking approximately 15-30 minutes, that helps give an understanding of what Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN) are and how to identify if your child presents with anything of concern.

What's next?

Once you have walked through the four stages, there is access to a range of resources and support. This includes activities you can do with your child, videos to watch and further professional support. And we are here to take your call, answer questions, offer support – just contact SLCo today!

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USEFUL DOWNLOADS

Typical talk at primary school

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Typical talk at secondary school

RESOURCES

Below is a variety of resources to help support you and your child. We will be adding and updating these resources over time so please do check back for the latest documents.

DOCS & GUIDES

Afasic Scotland - Information for Parents

VIDEOS

How to Get a Child to Imitate Speech to Learn Words

10 Ways to enhance Speech and Language Development

Speech Therapy for Toddlers: 5 Great Tips!

Finding my strengths (RALLIcampaign)

FACT SHEETS

Language Difficulties in the Early Years (ICAN)

Classroom Strategies for Primary Schools (ICAN)

Classroom Strategies for Secondary Schools (ICAN)

Pupils with Speech Dyspraxia (ICAN)

Pupils with Asperger Syndrome (ICAN)

Supporting SLCN in Residential Care Settings (ICAN)

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