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Earn ASHA CEUs for listening to this episode and learn more at www.bethebrightest.com/en/conversations.
In this insightful episode of Bright Conversations, host Shontaye Glover Jones welcomes Polina Shkadron, a trauma-certified Speech-Language Pathologist, to explore the power of play, relationships, and brain-based strategies in supporting neurodivergent children.
Polina brings over 15 years of experience working with children with communication challenges, autism, ADHD, feeding difficulties, and more. She breaks down complex ideas in a relatable way, offering practical tools that families and educators can use right away.
What you'll learn:
What ADHD means and how it may appear in your clients and students
What dysregulation actually looks like in real-world settings—and how it differs from “misbehavior”
Why traditional behavior strategies often fall short for neurodivergent children
How play supports brain development and encourages language, emotional regulation, and executive functioning
Earn ASHA CEUs for listening to this episode and learn more at www.bethebrightest.com/en/conversations.
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Earn ASHA CEUs for listening to this episode and learn more at www.bethebrightest.com/en/conversations.
In this insightful episode of Bright Conversations, host Shontaye Glover Jones welcomes Polina Shkadron, a trauma-certified Speech-Language Pathologist, to explore the power of play, relationships, and brain-based strategies in supporting neurodivergent children.
Polina brings over 15 years of experience working with children with communication challenges, autism, ADHD, feeding difficulties, and more. She breaks down complex ideas in a relatable way, offering practical tools that families and educators can use right away.
What you'll learn:
What ADHD means and how it may appear in your clients and students
What dysregulation actually looks like in real-world settings—and how it differs from “misbehavior”
Why traditional behavior strategies often fall short for neurodivergent children
How play supports brain development and encourages language, emotional regulation, and executive functioning
Earn ASHA CEUs for listening to this episode and learn more at www.bethebrightest.com/en/conversations.
Resources:

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