‘Too often speech and language provision stops when we get to a place called “OK”’
‘Too often speech and language provision stops when we get to a place called “OK”’ One primary school head argues that it’s...
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Thank You – Annual Conference & AGM 2016
On Saturday the 12th of March, 2016, the 25th annual ASLTIP Conference & AGM took place. We would like to thank all...
Autism’s First Child
According to recent statistics, there are around 700,000 people in the UK living with autism, both children and adults. Autism is a...
Lego’s New Figure a Move Forward for Inclusivity
Have you ever played with Lego? One of the most beloved toy brands around the world, often being hailed as the greatest...
Minecraft in the Classroom
When you think of video games, what are the first three words to come to your mind? Were they learning, education and...
Celebrating the Birth of Braille
One week ago today, on January 4th 2016, marked 207 years since the birth of Louis Braille, a French educator and inventor...
Boston Children’s Hospital Communication Program to Preserve Voices of ALS Patients
Last week on December 8th (2015), The Augmentative Communication Program (ACP) at Boston Children’s Hospital received a $1.5 million gift in order...
International Day of Persons With Disabilities
Today, December 3rd 2015, marks the International Day of Persons with Disability. The estimated one billion people living with disabilities worldwide face...
Co-Treating in a School Setting
Co-treatment within school settings can prove to be a model that benefits students and therapists alike. Frances Newman, OTR/L, and Joni Adams,...
Admin support proposals requested – deadline extended for proposals
The ASLTIP Board are currently looking for additional admin support services for a variety of tasks including. · Minute taking at...
ASLTIP therapists winning awards
Two therapists who are members of ASLTIP recently won awards. Not only does it shine a light on the work of the...
Aphasia: the fight to raise awareness
Aphasia is defined by the NHS as a condition that affects the brain and leads to problems using language correctly. The condition...
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