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Bryony Rust
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Welcome! My name's Bryony and I’m a Speech and Language Therapist living on the Isle of Wight.
Check out my website for details of group coaching, 1:1 therapy and online workshops.
Check out my website for details of group coaching, 1:1 therapy and online workshops.
Pro-neurodiversity Speech Therapy: Why I don't teach social skills
Figuring out how to be neurodiversity affirming in speech therapy is an evolving thing. Let me know your thoughts!
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Відео
the 5 best books I read in 2022
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Five brilliant books about being human, embracing difference, and communicating with each other.
3 things you'll love about a Bullet Journal | Simple setup and top tips
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I've been using a Bullet Journal for five years and I'm still hooked. They're not neat and tidy, but they are incredibly useful. Here's my whistlestop tour to get you started and my three top reasons to get bullet journalling. Get all the details from Ryder Carroll: ua-cam.com/video/fm15cmYU0IM/v-deo.html
How many words should a 2 year old know?
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Wondering how many words your toddler should know? I'll give you the short answer, the longer answer, and an alternative way of approaching this question. Grab my free workshop with more info on what to expect when: www.saltbythesea.com/freebie Join us for Toddler Talk: www.saltbythesea.com/product/group-toddler-talk/
Newsy update: speech and language workshops for you
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There's lots going on over here at SaLT by the Sea this autumn. It'd be great to have you join us! Find out more about my parent course and practitioner workshop: www.saltbythesea.com/online-learning/
FEELING AFRAID? How to help your child when they're feeling scared.
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There's lots of things we can do to help children understand and manage their fears. Here's some helpful ideas to get you started.
Asking kids QUESTIONS... getting them to REPLY!
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How do we help kids answer questions? By being smart in what we choose to ask. Here's five suggestions to help you out. More for you... Understand question levels: www.saltbythesea.com/blog/asking-questions/ Highlight question words: www.saltbythesea.com/blog/teaching-story-sentences/
Making sure you got the invite...
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Heart & Spark is my live workshop for professionals involved in helping parents of late talkers. It'd be great to see you there! www.saltbythesea.com/product/heart-spark/
What to do when they won't leave the park: how to help toddler transitions
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Leaving the park is hard! Here's a few ideas to manage those tricky transitions, whether it's the park or somewhere else. Grab my free guide to toddler talk: www.saltbythesea.com/newsletter Find me on Instagram: salt_bythesea
How to help your child with joint attention
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Joint attention is a valuable part of your child's learning and development. In this video I share a definition of joint attention and suggestions on how you can build this skill together with your child. Find out more: www.saltbythesea.com/ Find me on Instagram: salt_bythesea
Playdough Cupcakes to build attention and vocabulary
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SaLT by the Sea is 7 today! Buy me a slice of cake? You can do that here: ko-fi.com/saltbythesea
What's important?
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Behind the scenes on a big project I've just started... Find out about Heart & Spark here: www.saltbythesea.com/product/heart-spark/
What to do if your toddler isn't talking
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Lots of two year olds need extra help learning to talk. Here's five important reminders to help you on your way as you figure out your child's communication development. Check out the full playlist of activity ideas: ua-cam.com/play/PLbyR0AhBsCTQo1_8D2nzlm4_lrX2Hmt1O.html Find out about Toddler Talk: www.saltbythesea.com/product/toddler-talk/
What is autism?
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A quick summary of autism, without all the negative talk! Much gratitude to the many autistic adults engaged in work to better inform us about neurodiversity. Including: Julie Roberts therapistndc.org/ Emily Lees www.autisticslt.com/ V Tisi speechologist Rachel Dorsey dorseyslp.com/ As promised, some links to video highlights... Building attention: ua-cam.com/video/56kxtnnLS1s/v-...
Speech and language targets: SMART or SCRUFFY
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Speech and language targets: SMART or SCRUFFY
Playing with cars: how to get your kid's attention
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Playing with cars: how to get your kid's attention
Helping children with communication needs
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Helping children with communication needs
How to teach your child in/on/under
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How to teach your child in/on/under
Becoming a Speech and Language Therapist
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Becoming a Speech and Language Therapist
Day in the Life of a Speech and Language Therapist
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Day in the Life of a Speech and Language Therapist
Supporting speech and language in nursery & pre-school
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Supporting speech and language in nursery & pre-school
This is super helpful- I have very little practical ideas on what to do with the baby. thanks so much for making this
Hi. My son is autistic. He started speaking many words meaningfully like Cow, Dog, etc. but when I ask him what's this he never answers. This is happening from 3 the last 3-4 months. Can you please tell us what should we do? We already don't listen to his gesture requests.
Hi! There's so much I could say on this topic, it needs its own video. But, for now, two things: 1) I always encourage adults to 'Give, Not Quiz'. If you know the answer to the question, you don't need to ask it. At this young age, a focus on modelling without expectation is the best strategy for long-term success and supporting your child. 2) Always respond! If you child is gesturing a request, acknowledge and respond to this with a modelled word. Don't hold back and expect them to answer a question. It's so cool that your son has started speaking more words meaningfully. Remember to still value the variety of other ways he is communicating too. More on all of this in my book, coming out this winter. :)
There are certain types of people who naturally understand how to ask good questions. They typically have an outgoing personality and will understand that your tone, attitude and overall persona is much more helpful for asking good questions than consciously considering how to pose each question, because you need a listener at attention first. this could also lead to overthinking your question often. I think if there are those who are struggling a lot with figuring out how to keep children interested in what they have to say then teaching is probably not a good career for you. It will likely be very difficult. Spare the kids the frustration! 😬
This is the art of it: being able to have a natural engaging interaction, whilst also applying knowledge and theory to what you're doing. This stuff shouldn't be so hard that it gets in the way of your interaction.
Thanks for this video! I am wondering: How would you handle if a child/teenager expresses wanting to make more friends? Do you work on social skills in this sense?
you are amazing!!
That’s a dog
Как круто, что нашла Ваш канал! Очень интересно! Я учу своего маленького ребенка разговаривать на двух языках, и поэтому сначала сама учу тему, подбирают предложения. Мне очень пригодятся Ваши наработки. 💕💕💕
This is cool! Your explanation was really easy to understand and you have such a nice voice. I'm an English teacher in Japan so I'm thinking I can incorporate something like this for my ESL students.
Very infrmative
👍👍👍
Hi.... My daughter is 3.5... mild autistic but has zero vocab... Struggles a lot n cries whole day entering into a meltdown. Pls guide me how to start for visuals with such a kid
On a personal level I have an underlying policy of emulation as required. Obey the rules of social interaction, understand where required the conventions you must obey. It's masking except without having to expend a stupid amount of energy in method acting but in principal it's often all that is required in the interest of personal advancement.As for the underlying abilities of the average person to understand much in the way of anything I deeply doubtful of. We live in a rather messed up society and being the other if you take one look at revealed preference is a good way to wind up in a death camp. I entirely agree with the spirit of your thesis as I understand it, but beware when it comes into contact with reality.
hello! love this idea. can i use this technique if my daughter is not saying phrases yet?
Yes! Personal pictures can be a really fun thing at many ages. You might want to pick just one or two pictures, rather than a sequence, to adjust this for your daughter's language level. Pay attention to what she finds interesting and, if in doubt, simplify,
slow and steady, their are okay at the end
My 25 month old is starting to say two words together. It’s not all the time but can you do a video to encourage her to do it more? She’s got tons of single words but only a few two word combinations. Thank you 😊
Thanks so much
I live in an apartment building, and I usually encourage my child (8 yrs old) who is diagnosed with ADHD / ASD to talk to strangers in the lift when he is with me. I am doing this to help him understand social communication. However after watching your video, I'm questioning whether by putting him in this uncomfortable situation I may be making it more difficult for him. How do we understand the difference between pushing your child in difficult situations/scenarios to build resilience/skill, and pushing your child in the same situation, but ending up making them feel worse about themselves in the long run?
I appreciate all the comments here. Sometimes I feel like my daughter is the only one not talking at this age (21 months) but this makes me realize I’m not alone. ❤
We have 5 children. Ages 7, 5, and 3 for the oldest. The twins are about 19 months old, born 2 months early, but neither one speaks more than babbling dadadada. Neither one had much interest in walking or standing until recently when one of them has progressed further to standing short periods on her own. Both move around fine they just don't walk. The combination of mobility and speach delays makes me very apprehensive about their development. I do see progress but I worry each day that something is wrong. I hope your child and ours both eventually get there and find their voice.
@@billybuchanan385 Thanks, me too! ❤️
Is it just me or why can we not actually see her hands doing the signs? I got more and where, what about the other 3?
Fabulous. Thanks 😊
This is it.. I have been doing this almost intuitively with a "nonverbal" 7yrs old for 3 days since working with him and we already have 3 functional words out of his mouth, copying my other words, and A LOT of belly laughter rolling on the floor together, a lot of eye contact, saying missing words of nursery rhymes when I "freeze" mid-song, a lot of yawning at the end of the day from him being so engaged, and a lot of pure exhilaration for me going home knowing I connected with that child.
I used Dr Oyalo herbs for my son and now my son is completely free, his speaking and behavior is ok. His herbs is 100% working on speech delay and ASD. I met Dr Oyalo on channel and I’m happy to share my experience about it
Is sequencing a receptive language
BALLET PIZZA 🍕🍕🍕says hello speech theropy Association
Whats the difference between this and attention bucket. Is this more suitable for younger children?
The bucket is a structured activity. Ready steady go is just a fun routine phrase you can use in all kinds of contexts. So yeah, you could totally use ready steady go with young children.
@@BryonyRust i see - what age and condition is bucket more suitable for? When child is older is it better to use- timer, motivating activity for them to pay attention?
@@mutatedcells8770 I suggest you go straight to source for bucket details: www.ginadavies.co.uk/parents-carers-support/
Very useful, thanks,
A Stick in Nature ... I absolutely love sticks to play with ... The sound and smell of wood ... That was very cool exercises for children ... Thanks so much 🤠
This is fascinating. I am in Australia and I am about to start my speech pathology degree after I finished my nursing degree. I am so excited. Did you have to do a thesis in your degree. I have to do a thesis and get it published in a Journal excited and scared.
Thank you
You're so beautiful!
Perfect video, thank you very much. ❤
cool
It would be helpful to see your hands better.
You're not a therapist! You're a far-leftist activist posing as a therapist!
Great information
Thank you very much!!!
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If 10 years old have a focus problem,then the strategy will change or remain same
Nice
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on UA-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and social skills ok as he now respond to orders and act right.
So simple but so effective.
is there any tip for when my autistic toddlers constantly mix all the different colors of playdough into one giant ball? they love to watch the colors blend together, but i have to buy a new set of playdough every week! and even when they follow the instructions during play and they dont mix the colors, after the end of the session they always want to ruin the playdoh !! hahaha. I dont want to deprive them of the joy but it gets me thinking a lot if i will be using playdough for a session so often
I work one on one with kids and find giving a choice between only two things helps. Put away a colour before moving onto the next. You could also try moving on to modelling clay when ready.
Fantastic video 👍
1st appt for my almost 5 year old today. Anxious as heck! This put me at ease some, ty!
Thank you but I wish that you could lower the music in the back
Another wonderful video, Bryony. Your knowledge, passion and warmth is truly beautiful.
I have language berries what can I do? I have been learning more than 20 years? Thank you
What name is Ingrid I would talk to you
Thanks for sharing Bryony!! where can we find the black and white poster with the energies right behind you? It will be so useful in my class! I work in a Special School!
Thanks! The poster is from Eva-Lotta Lamm.
Thank you so much!!greetings from Greece!