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Building resilience to support wellbeing at work
Our SaLT Louise Bingham reports back from the RCSLT conference workshop on resilience and how we can support our well being to navigate the stresses of work life.
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What does body awareness have to do with language processing?
In this article occupational therapist Kim Griffin from GriffinOT will explore the links between the proprioceptive sense and language processing.
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Meet Sophie, our Speech and Language Therapist
A belated welcome to Speech and Language Therapist, Sophie Mustoe-Playfair, the newest member of the Speech Link team!
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Does screen time affect children’s language skills?
With so much negative press around the use of screens with children, what is the evidence for an effect of screen time on language development?
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100,000 Pupils a year leaving school without basic qualifications.
100,000 young people are leaving education every year without basic qualifications - is there a link to SLCN?
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Work for us!
Would you like to work in an exciting, stimulating and supportive environment creating packages that make a real difference to children with SLCN and their families?
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The Link Magazine wins The David Ryan Publication Award
We are honoured to annouce that The Link Magazine has won The David Ryan Publication Award with Nasen. We had a fantastic time at The Waldorf in London celebrating all of the winners at the Nasen Awards 2019.
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Dyslexia and Stammering - Enemy or Advantage?
Only Artists from BBC Radio 4 brings two artists together to talk about their work. Find out more out about how having dyslexia and a stammer had a positive impact on the careers of Katie Paterson and David Mitchell.
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How does DLD fit in with Language Link and where has ‘language delay’ gone?
With International DLD day approaching on the 18th October 2019, information about the change in terminology being used for children with language difficulties is in abundance online. But what are the changes in terminology and what do they mean for our Language Link users?
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T’ai Chi-Helping primary school children to combat exam stress
T’ai Chi has been found to help primary school pupils combat exam stress. Read our blog by T’ai Chi instructor Paul White about how T’ai Chi can help.
