Great communication skills are a cornerstone of successful relationships, both personally and professionally. And, building rapport which is the process of establishing a connection with another person, is essential for trust and mutual understanding. This week we take a look at some of the ways in which we can communicate more effectively and also discuss… Continue reading SLP 393: Self Love Quicky – Building Rapport and Communicating Effectively
As part 2 of a 4 part series on Cyberbullying, our hosts interview the head of Education for Bully Zero, Katie Govic (bullyzero.org.au) In this episode, we focus on the victim in the Cyberbullying equation. How to support someone being bullied, how to recognise if someone is being bullied and how to handle being cyberbullied… Continue reading SE 29: Cyberbullying Part 2
Statistics are showing that more and more of our youth are experiencing loneliness in a world where we are surrounded by so many people! Is it because we are living in an era of technology instead of socialisation? Have we prioritising work overplay? These are the BIG questions our hosts’ answer that lead to disconnection… Continue reading SE 27: Loneliness in Youth
Do you speak your truth and stand up for yourself? Do you feel free to communicate with ease? Do swallow your thoughts and feelings or do you feel comfortable to let the world know you’re here? Toby drops the ‘truth bomb’ that there will always be a little part of ourselves that is trying to… Continue reading SE 12: Self Expression and Communication
Do you feel your relationships have equal give and take? Nicola talks about what makes relationships really hard work and Toby talks about the magic of Random acts of kindness! He speaks from the heart and shares what really matters in friendships. What do you do if you think you’re in a toxic relationship? How… Continue reading SE 11: Toxic Relationships
Some families are fulfilling, encouraging and loving. Others feel volatile, abusive and full of alienation. This week our hosts explore what it means to recognise abuse and how to respond as well as how to contribute to family harmony and ultimately inner peace. Do family always have your back? What do we do when there… Continue reading SE 5: Family Matters
Today we are diving into the world of Asperger’s with none other than Professor Tony Attwood. We delve into how our understanding of autism has changed over the years, what autism actually is, how you can celebrate Asperger’s, managing your child’s ‘challenging behaviour’, supporting your child through anxiety and depression ….and SO MUCH MORE! Tony… Continue reading HBH 19: All About Asperger’s With Tony Attwood
Music and movement combined has the power to re-map the brain! Autism Movement Therapy® is a program designed by Joanne Lara – a professional dancer turned classroom education specialist turned university professor! The program is based on interhemispheric sensory integration to help children reach their potential. Music and movement can literally rewire the brain to… Continue reading HBH 17: Movement Therapy, Waking Up The Brain & Job Skills with Joanne Lara
Impaired communication is a core challenge for children with autism. However, many kids on the spectrum learn effectively through the use of visual supports. Visuals can increase predictability, reduce anxiety, improve listening and independence and empower children to effectively communicate their message. Whether you are currently using visuals or you are curious to learn more,… Continue reading HBH 16: Visual Supports For Children With Autism
Children with autism often experience very high stress levels which can lead to problem behaviours and a decline in their physical and emotional health. Dr Hamlin is the Associate Executive Director at The Centre for Discovery, a premier specialty centre for children and adults with complex developmental disabilities including autism spectrum disorders. Today she discusses… Continue reading HBH 15: Autism And The Stress Effect
