Amy Prince and Amber Ladd have provided more than 50 educational presentations to speech pathologists, early intervention teachers, and behavior intervention professionals on both a state and national level. Presentations that are dynamic and educational.
Please contact presentations@thetalkteam.com for calendar availability. We look forward to teaching your team! Custom presentations available upon request.
The purpose of this course is to introduce the preparation required to enhance virtual therapy and allow for maximum engagement with clients, students and caregivers, as well as content ideas
and methods to increase caregiver interaction.
The prerequisite skills needed before a child produces speech.
This presentation focuses on purposeful play.
Similar to the previous presentation, with an increased focus on using common behavioral strategies in order to reduce challenging behaviors while keeping speech and language sessions fun and engaging.
This presentation focuses on how to move beyond simple identifying questions (what is it?!) and into real, functional responding, as well as the very difficult concept of teaching children to ask questions!
This presentation focuses on the building blocks to production of communication - where to
start and how with early/pre-verbal children.
This presentation uses classic and current research to support teaching early manding using varied verbs and avoiding the rote, “I want ….”. Early targets, vocabulary flexibility, and plenty of hands on fun are included.
“Amber and Amy’s ‘dance’ is amazing. They are in sync and passionate and engaging!”
“I love the hands on approach!”
“Great course - very functional and useful!”
“I loved this training...the only way it could be better would be to make it longer so I could have more information!”
“That was one of the best trainings/presentations I've been on!”
St. Patrick’s Day in the Speech Room By Amy Lehman, M.A., CCC-SLP One of my favorite ways to change up my therapy on a regular basis is to follow a monthly or seasonal theme. These themes don’t have to focus on holidays – they......
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