Gain insights into the skills your child needs to develop for successful communication. For families of children aged 2-6 years old with developmental concerns, delays or disability.
Supporting your child’s communication development Read More »
Children love reading books. It’s also a great way to develop children’s language skills. What’s more, using an AAC system (Augmentative and Alternative communication) while you read, is a great
Reading books with AAC learners Read More »
Plumtree is committed to working in partnership with you to achieve your child’s goals, even when we cannot meet with you face to face. Working online is a well-established practice,
We continue to work with you: Plumtree Online Read More »
Being aware of our voices while talking with our children is helpful, especially at busy times when we need to give directions to help them move on to the next
Promoting calm communication with your children at busy times Read More »
This communication board can help parents and carers to talk to children about being sick. How to use this board: Having the pictures to point at as the adult talks,
Staying safe from germs Read More »
Isabella first saw Key Word Signs when she went to the wonderful Monday playgroup run by Jodie, Cathy and Ildiko at PlumtreeChildren’s Services from the time she was about 12
Isabella’s Key Word Sign Story Read More »
Words are powerful. They set a scene. They build a story. They shape relationships, situations and people. So when my daughter’s therapists started each session by asking about challenges since
Using technology to collaborate with professionals and build my child’s self-esteem Read More »
Dr Pippa Murray strongly believes that it is always possible to find a voice for your child, regardless of the challenges your son or daughter is facing. As parents it
Promoting the voice of children in education & inclusive education Read More »
Jacqui Godwin didn’t know what was possible when she set out to increase her daughter Sophies’ communication, however, by creatively using her NDIS funding, she is amazed at how far
Thinking creatively on ways of using NDIS funding Read More »
There are some great messages about the joys of singing in old musicals. While you can’t burst into song for every situation (like the checkout queue or the car park!),
Using songs to guide children through daily activities Read More »
Imagine if you couldn’t speak. How would you share your ideas, socialise with friends, buy things? Some things can’t be communicated easily through gestures and facial expressions. Communication can be
AAC: Strategies to support children with communication difficulties Read More »
