Director of Sound Waves Speech Pathology, Alison Evernden, give us her thoughts on the use of the Baby Dummy

Stephen Groves, Sydney's number one M&A advisor, comes back to Amy Asks to answer some more economic questions! 

Stephen Groves, Director of Quinn M&A, has made Amy watch the Dow Jones, and answers some questions from our listeners

Mothers groups can be a great way to ask questions, when you have no idea what you are doing as a new parent. The first Mum friend I made helped me through some really lonely cold nights, and know to that I wasn't alone. In this interview we discuss feeding challenges, sleeping challenges and the anxiety of being a parent...and cheese cake. 

After reading so many books on how to raise a child, how to feed them, how to get them to sleep...it finally dawned on me. The reason there are so many books is that no two children are the same. Parenting is a learn as you go experience and it can be amazing, and amazingly stressful. So lets dive into the wisdom of others. Zero tolerance for blaming or shamming. What worked for you? What didn't? and What can you share.

Welcome to the series: Amy Asks, Raising Children

What Kids think of COVID 19

I was very fortunate to interview the director of Sound Waves Speech Pathology, Alison Evernden. Alison believes children learn best in naturalistic environments where their therapy goals can be strongly supported by their parents, families and teachers. Alison believes in a multidisciplinary approach to therapy and she collaborates closely with parents, teachers, educational staff, GPs, Paediatricians, Educational Psychologists and other health professionals to devise a client’s speech and language goals and to measure their progress. Alison Evernden is a fully accredited and experienced Speech and Language Pathologist. Graduating from the University of Sydney in 2000 with First Class Honours, Alison has over 20 years experience as a Speech Pathologist. She has worked extensively with children aged 18 months to 18 years, providing assessment, diagnosis and therapy for children with a diverse range of paediatric speech, language, communication, literacy and learning difficulties.

Like most businesses Alison has had to rethink how she provides her service.

The World has changed since SARS-CoV-2, or Covid 19. Amy Asks looks at the impacts this virus has on how community in this series of SARS-CoV-2 and how it relates to you! If you have a question, use the question tab and Amy will find the answer. 

Welcome to this series

After our first interview with Stephen Groves lots of additional questions came through. So we are pleased to interview Stephen again! everything from What are trade Tariffs and trade sanctions? What is Trade Dumping? Amy Asks and Stephen Answers.

One of the many challenges parents faced was home schooling, or supervising online learning, while working a full time job from home. Amy Asks Kirsteen about her experience. Kirsteen has three children ages:14,11 and 4. While a challenging time there were some good moments too. Listen to find out about the experience.