How was your day? | Tips for Asking About Your Child’s Day at School
Does this sound familiar? The car door opens, and the school bag is thrown in. Your child clambers into their seat and the first thing…
The DLD Project Blog
Looking for the latest DLD news? The DLD Project Blog is the best place to find the latest updates on all things Developmental Language Disorder including discussions on recent research findings, walk-throughs of our new resources and informative articles to share with your networks to build awareness.
The Need for Collaboration in our Schools
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…
Women leading the way in DLD research
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…
2021 Proposed Changes to the NDIS | What We Know So Far
Changes are being made to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Find out what the changes mean for your family and clients here.
Engage with Developmental Language Disorder | E-DLD
Engage with Developmental Language Disorder aka E-DLD are connecting individuals directly with research projects!
DLD and the NDIS | A Practical Guide For Families
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) and the NDIS. This is an area families across Australia are working hard to navigate hence it has landed on our…
A Family Guide to Understanding a Diagnosis of DLD
If your family has recently received a DLD diagnosis and you are looking for more information on what that means you’ve come to the right…
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) | Know the Basics
Are you passionate about raising awareness of DLD and helping people to know the basics? We are too! That’s why we’ve created this FREE ‘Developmental…
How to Advocate for Your Child
Being the parent or caregiver of a child with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) means you will often meet people who don’t know about DLD or…