Life with DLD | A Teen’s Perspective
Have you ever wondered what it's like to have DLD? Our special guest for this episode is 15 year old Parker, a talented photographer (PHL Photos) from Brisbane, Australia. Over this…
Have you ever wondered what it's like to have DLD? Our special guest for this episode is 15 year old Parker, a talented photographer (PHL Photos) from Brisbane, Australia. Over this…
Shaun Ziegenfusz, Co-Founder of The DLD Project, was invited by Connect42 in Tasmania to write this article for the Colleagues @ The Heart of Literacy initiative which this year is focusing on…
International Women's Day presents an opportunity for us to pause and acknowledge the incredibly dedicated women leading the way to greater understanding of Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) around the world. This…
Should Australia introduce universal screening for Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)? How common is dyslexia co-occurring alongside DLD? In this episode of The Talking DLD Podcast we're talking language screening with…
Changes are being made to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Find out what the changes mean for your family and clients here.
The DLD Project speaks with Belinda Peters, parent of a child with DLD and Founder of the DLD Australia Facebook group.
Grammar therapy intervention. How do you do it and why is it particularly effective when working with children with DLD? In this episode of The Talking DLD Podcast our special guest is Sam Calder, speech pathologist and PhD candidate from Curtin University in Perth who is investigating grammar intervention using shape coding.
Engage with Developmental Language Disorder aka E-DLD are connecting individuals directly with research projects!
" Be strong. Make the phone calls. Be persistent. They may think you're annoying, I personally didn't care because I was doing this for my children and advocating for my…
Does speaking more than one language cause DLD? This is a question we often hear from families who speak two or more languages at home. The short answer is NO.…