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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2021 · 21 MIN

Facilitating Words With Animals

from Language Facilitation Helpline · host Marci Melzer, M.Ed.-SLP

Today is World animal day! Animals have been a part of human's everyday lives in one way or another, and on this classic video, Marci covers a range of topics that are extremely relatable for animal lovers: 1. 4 similarities between the communication of non-verbal kids and animals 2. The same primary principle of teaching that applies to kids and animals 3. The difference between using that principle for training vs teaching 4. 5 FUN ways to use animals in language facilitation === Check out Marci's book "If it isn't FUN it ISN'T fun - Teach Your Child to Talk Faster Than Speech Therapy" available on Amazon here: http://bit.ly/MarciFUNbook Free Language Facilitation Resources on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/257927428372565/ With the Waves of Communication Parent Coaching Programs, Marci is able to offer parents and caregivers the opportunity to provide infinite communication intervention with your child by teaching YOU to become your child’s best Language Facilitators. Parents who are interested in working with her personally should visit the Website: www.wavesofcommunication.com for program options.

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