Empowering Voices

In this episode, we’re talking all about stammering:

• what it is
• what can cause it
• what you can do at home to support your child.

I’ll break down some of the common misconceptions around stammering and share 6 practical ways you can support your child’s communication and make talking feel more comfortable and enjoyable.

Whether your child has recently started stammering or you simply want to understand more, this episode is a great place to start. 💛

As always, this episode is for general information and is not a substitute for individual advice from a speech and language therapist.

Empowering Voices is back with another season.

Pregnancy is over and motherhood is here, so let's catch up!

As we go into season 3, do reach out if you'd like to be a guest on my podcast!

Thank you for tuning in!

Hello and Welcome to Episode 2 of S2!

In this episode, I have our first guest of Season 2, Haajrah, SEN mum of 2 and Autism Parent Coach. Give Haajrah a follow on instagram @haajrahali.autism to check out her feeds and how she can support you!

This week, we discuss:

• How an Autism Parent Coach can help you
• What an Autism assessment can look like
• Support you can access after a diagnosis
• Tips and questions to ask when your child is transitioning from nursery to primary school

We hope you find it useful! If you do, please do share and leave a review!

P.S.

We did face some technical difficulties with the audio so let's keep in mind that this season we are focusing on showing up imperfect yet passionate!

Hello and welcome back for season 2! So happy to have you here!

This episode is a little chit chat. We revisit my mission, catch up on summer and discuss upcoming topics.

If you are a therapist, teacher or parent soaking up this new academic year and everything it brings, give this episode a listen!

Calling all therapists to have a listen and honour the human behind their role.

Working in a high pressure role with so much passion can take a toll on us if our environment does not provide the support we need.

We all talk about self-care, but what does that really look like especially when our social battery is completely drained.

Tune in to reflect and think about what you would like to change in your role.

I can't wait to hear your thoughts.

After a much needed break, I am back with things that I have learnt working with autistic students.

This month is autism awareness/acceptance month and if it is one thing I am passionate about and fight for in schools is my autistic students.

As I upload this, I think of so many other points I should've added, so let me know if you want to know more.

I really do hope this gives you an intro and helps improve your interactions.

Hello and welcome to my very first episode with a guest speaker!

In this episode, Taz (Founder of the H Foundation) a SEND (Special, Educational Needs and Disabilities) mum shares her personal challenges, offers practical advice to other parents and addresses the stigma faced within the South Asian community . The conversation is both heartfelt and informative, making it a valuable listen for anyone navigating similar experiences.

If you are interested in the support groups run in and around the Redbridge area please do get in touch with Taz via her instagram page @thehfoundation1 or website https://thehfoundation.co.uk/

If you have a story you'd like to share and feature as a guest on my podcast please do get in touch!

We hope you enjoyed the episode!

This week I explore five tips to make story time not just fun, but also interactive and engaging for your little ones.

This episode is great for parents, adults working in the early years or supporting those who are working on building their language skills.

The reel mentioned in the episode is linked below:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6hDWDIsaeG/?igsh=MTZxajlpdHVzYmZsYQ%3D%3D

Any questions feel free to reach out! If you enjoyed this episode please do share with other parents!

Thank you for listening!

This episode is great for parents of little learners (up to the age of 6 years) , Nursery staff and Health visitors.

After speaking to a parent and hearing how you may not always know when your child might need therapy, I discuss some reasons you may seek support from a SLT.

If you have any questions after listening, feel free to get in touch via my website's contact page:

https://empowering-voices.com/pages/contact

or send me a message on instagram @tipsfortots_

I hope you enjoy the episode.

In this episode I discuss the importance of movement in your sessions and why we should try to incorporate it. This episode is for both parents and therapists.

I share 5 ways that I add movement into my sessions, I hope you find them useful. Share your ideas in the comments below!

Thank you for being here!