Speech-Language Pathology Resources for Patients & Families The following resources have been developed specifically for use by Connecticut Children’s Medical Center (Connecticut Children’s) patients under the supervision of a therapist as part of an active treatment plan, and are made available for informational purposes only. They do not constitute medical advice and are not a replacement for professional medical judgment or care. Please speak to a qualified medical provider about the appropriate use of these resources for your child. Handouts A Parent’s Guide to Dysphagia A Parent’s Guide to Helping their Child Develop Speech and Language A Parent’s Guide to Special Education in Connecticut (Connecticut State Department of Education) Communication Temptations Developing and Using a Visual Schedule in your Home Establishing Intentional Communication Establishing Joint Attention Expanding Object Play Healthy Voice Habits Homework for Vocal Cord Dysfunction Learning About Augmentative and Alternate Communication Making Social Connections with your Kids Passy-Muir Valves (PMV) Speech-Language Therapy for Children with Cochlear Implants Speech-Language Therapy for Children with Hearing Loss Stuttering in the Young Child Symbolic Play: The Building Blocks of Imagination Teaching Kids to “Read” Social Situations Teaching Kids to Solve Problems The Art of the Play Date Using Daily Events to Increase Communication What is a Resonance Disorder? Helpful Links American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Autism Speaks Autism Society Connecticut Birth to Three System Connecticut Speech-Language-Hearing Association International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative What to Expect To help your child prepare for his/her visit, we have created special picture stories that can teach your child what to expect. What to Expect – Swallow Study What to Expect – Visit with the Feeding Team
