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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if supporting your child's communication didn't mean squeezing in more therapy, more strategies, or more pressure-but instead meant noticing what's already there, and building on it?In this honest, practical, and empowering guide, speech and language therapist Susannah Burden shares her CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence in the moments that matter most.Drawing from lived experience on both sides of the table-as a professional and as a parent- Susannah invites readers into a more compassionate, functional way of working with children and young people of all ages. Whether they are speaking or not yet using words, autistic, anxious, sensory-seeking, deaf, or simply wired differently, this book will help you understand what's going on beneath the surface and how to support growth through everyday routines and real-life connection.You won't find pressure, perfection, or step-by-step scripts here. Instead, you'll find clarity, practical ideas, and a reminder that what your child needs most. is you.Written for parents, teachers, and SEND, speech/language and allied professionals, CONNECT First introduces The CONNECT Framework(R) for supporting children and young people with communication needs. Grounded in evidence-based practice and real-life experience, this approach shifts the focus from "fixing deficits" to creating safety, togetherness, and genuine opportunities for language to flourish.The book is structured around seven CONNECT principles: C - Connection FirstO - Observe and AdaptN - Natural RoutinesN - Neurodiversity-Affirming PracticeE - Empowered CaregiversC - Communication as an Outcome of RegulationT - TogethernessEach chapter combines clear explanations, neuroscience in accessible language, and real stories from therapy sessions and family life. Practical reflection prompts invite readers to apply the ideas to their own situation, while take-home strategies ensure the book is immediately useful in daily routines.More than a manual, this book is an invitation to slow down, notice, and build stronger relationships. By starting with connection, communication becomes not only possible, but joyful and sustainable. The CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach to help families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What if supporting your child's communication didn't mean squeezing in more therapy, more strategies, or more pressure-but instead meant noticing what's already there, and building on it?In this honest, practical, and empowering guide, speech and language therapist Susannah Burden shares her CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence in the moments that matter most.Drawing from lived experience on both sides of the table-as a professional and as a parent- Susannah invites readers into a more compassionate, functional way of working with children and young people of all ages. Whether they are speaking or not yet using words, autistic, anxious, sensory-seeking, deaf, or simply wired differently, this book will help you understand what's going on beneath the surface and how to support growth through everyday routines and real-life connection.You won't find pressure, perfection, or step-by-step scripts here. Instead, you'll find clarity, practical ideas, and a reminder that what your child needs most. is you.Written for parents, teachers, and SEND, speech/language and allied professionals, CONNECT First introduces The CONNECT Framework(R) for supporting children and young people with communication needs. Grounded in evidence-based practice and real-life experience, this approach shifts the focus from "fixing deficits" to creating safety, togetherness, and genuine opportunities for language to flourish.The book is structured around seven CONNECT principles: C - Connection FirstO - Observe and AdaptN - Natural RoutinesN - Neurodiversity-Affirming PracticeE - Empowered CaregiversC - Communication as an Outcome of RegulationT - TogethernessEach chapter combines clear explanations, neuroscience in accessible language, and real stories from therapy sessions and family life. Practical reflection prompts invite readers to apply the ideas to their own situation, while take-home strategies ensure the book is immediately useful in daily routines.More than a manual, this book is an invitation to slow down, notice, and build stronger relationships. By starting with connection, communication becomes not only possible, but joyful and sustainable. The CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach to help families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if supporting your child's communication didn't mean squeezing in more therapy, more strategies, or more pressure-but instead meant noticing what's already there, and building on it?In this honest, practical, and empowering guide, speech and language therapist Susannah Burden shares her CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence in the moments that matter most.Drawing from lived experience on both sides of the table-as a professional and as a parent- Susannah invites readers into a more compassionate, functional way of working with children and young people of all ages. Whether they are speaking or not yet using words, autistic, anxious, sensory-seeking, deaf, or simply wired differently, this book will help you understand what's going on beneath the surface and how to support growth through everyday routines and real-life connection.You won't find pressure, perfection, or step-by-step scripts here. Instead, you'll find clarity, practical ideas, and a reminder that what your child needs most. is you.Written for parents, teachers, and SEND, speech/language and allied professionals, CONNECT First introduces The CONNECT Framework(R) for supporting children and young people with communication needs. Grounded in evidence-based practice and real-life experience, this approach shifts the focus from "fixing deficits" to creating safety, togetherness, and genuine opportunities for language to flourish.The book is structured around seven CONNECT principles: C - Connection FirstO - Observe and AdaptN - Natural RoutinesN - Neurodiversity-Affirming PracticeE - Empowered CaregiversC - Communication as an Outcome of RegulationT - TogethernessEach chapter combines clear explanations, neuroscience in accessible language, and real stories from therapy sessions and family life. Practical reflection prompts invite readers to apply the ideas to their own situation, while take-home strategies ensure the book is immediately useful in daily routines.More than a manual, this book is an invitation to slow down, notice, and build stronger relationships. By starting with connection, communication becomes not only possible, but joyful and sustainable. The CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach to help families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if supporting your child's communication didn't mean squeezing in more therapy, more strategies, or more pressure-but instead meant noticing what's already there, and building on it?In this honest, practical, and empowering guide, speech and language therapist Susannah Burden shares her CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence in the moments that matter most.Drawing from lived experience on both sides of the table-as a professional and as a parent- Susannah invites readers into a more compassionate, functional way of working with children and young people of all ages. Whether they are speaking or not yet using words, autistic, anxious, sensory-seeking, deaf, or simply wired differently, this book will help you understand what's going on beneath the surface and how to support growth through everyday routines and real-life connection.You won't find pressure, perfection, or step-by-step scripts here. Instead, you'll find clarity, practical ideas, and a reminder that what your child needs most. is you.Written for parents, teachers, and SEND, speech/language and allied professionals, CONNECT First introduces The CONNECT Framework(R) for supporting children and young people with communication needs. Grounded in evidence-based practice and real-life experience, this approach shifts the focus from "fixing deficits" to creating safety, togetherness, and genuine opportunities for language to flourish.The book is structured around seven CONNECT principles: C - Connection FirstO - Observe and AdaptN - Natural RoutinesN - Neurodiversity-Affirming PracticeE - Empowered CaregiversC - Communication as an Outcome of RegulationT - TogethernessEach chapter combines clear explanations, neuroscience in accessible language, and real stories from therapy sessions and family life. Practical reflection prompts invite readers to apply the ideas to their own situation, while take-home strategies ensure the book is immediately useful in daily routines.More than a manual, this book is an invitation to slow down, notice, and build stronger relationships. By starting with connection, communication becomes not only possible, but joyful and sustainable. The CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach to help families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What if supporting your child's communication didn't mean squeezing in more therapy, more strategies, or more pressure-but instead meant noticing what's already there, and building on it?In this honest, practical, and empowering guide, speech and language therapist Susannah Burden shares her CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence in the moments that matter most.Drawing from lived experience on both sides of the table-as a professional and as a parent- Susannah invites readers into a more compassionate, functional way of working with children and young people of all ages. Whether they are speaking or not yet using words, autistic, anxious, sensory-seeking, deaf, or simply wired differently, this book will help you understand what's going on beneath the surface and how to support growth through everyday routines and real-life connection.You won't find pressure, perfection, or step-by-step scripts here. Instead, you'll find clarity, practical ideas, and a reminder that what your child needs most. is you.Written for parents, teachers, and SEND, speech/language and allied professionals, CONNECT First introduces The CONNECT Framework(R) for supporting children and young people with communication needs. Grounded in evidence-based practice and real-life experience, this approach shifts the focus from "fixing deficits" to creating safety, togetherness, and genuine opportunities for language to flourish.The book is structured around seven CONNECT principles: C - Connection FirstO - Observe and AdaptN - Natural RoutinesN - Neurodiversity-Affirming PracticeE - Empowered CaregiversC - Communication as an Outcome of RegulationT - TogethernessEach chapter combines clear explanations, neuroscience in accessible language, and real stories from therapy sessions and family life. Practical reflection prompts invite readers to apply the ideas to their own situation, while take-home strategies ensure the book is immediately useful in daily routines.More than a manual, this book is an invitation to slow down, notice, and build stronger relationships. By starting with connection, communication becomes not only possible, but joyful and sustainable. The CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach to help families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What if supporting your child's communication didn't mean squeezing in more therapy, more strategies, or more pressure-but instead meant noticing what's already there, and building on it?In this honest, practical, and empowering guide, speech and language therapist Susannah Burden shares her CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence in the moments that matter most.Drawing from lived experience on both sides of the table-as a professional and as a parent- Susannah invites readers into a more compassionate, functional way of working with children and young people of all ages. Whether they are speaking or not yet using words, autistic, anxious, sensory-seeking, deaf, or simply wired differently, this book will help you understand what's going on beneath the surface and how to support growth through everyday routines and real-life connection.You won't find pressure, perfection, or step-by-step scripts here. Instead, you'll find clarity, practical ideas, and a reminder that what your child needs most. is you.Written for parents, teachers, and SEND, speech/language and allied professionals, CONNECT First introduces The CONNECT Framework(R) for supporting children and young people with communication needs. Grounded in evidence-based practice and real-life experience, this approach shifts the focus from "fixing deficits" to creating safety, togetherness, and genuine opportunities for language to flourish.The book is structured around seven CONNECT principles: C - Connection FirstO - Observe and AdaptN - Natural RoutinesN - Neurodiversity-Affirming PracticeE - Empowered CaregiversC - Communication as an Outcome of RegulationT - TogethernessEach chapter combines clear explanations, neuroscience in accessible language, and real stories from therapy sessions and family life. Practical reflection prompts invite readers to apply the ideas to their own situation, while take-home strategies ensure the book is immediately useful in daily routines.More than a manual, this book is an invitation to slow down, notice, and build stronger relationships. By starting with connection, communication becomes not only possible, but joyful and sustainable. The CONNECT Framework(R)-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach to help families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What if supporting your child's communication didn't mean squeezing in more therapy, more strategies, or more pressure-but instead meant noticing what's already there, and building on it In this honest, practical, and empowering guide, speech and language therapist Susannah Burden shares her CONNECT Framework®-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence in the moments that matter most.Drawing from lived experience on both sides of the table-as a professional and as a parent- Susannah invites readers into a more compassionate, functional way of working with children and young people of all ages. Whether they are speaking or not yet using words, autistic, anxious, sensory-seeking, deaf, or simply wired differently, this book will help you understand what's going on beneath the surface and how to support growth through everyday routines and real-life connection.You won't find pressure, perfection, or step-by-step scripts here. Instead, you'll find clarity, practical ideas, and a reminder that what your child needs most. is you.Written for parents, teachers, and SEND, speech/language and allied professionals, CONNECT First introduces The CONNECT Framework® for supporting children and young people with communication needs. Grounded in evidence-based practice and real-life experience, this approach shifts the focus from 'fixing deficits' to creating safety, togetherness, and genuine opportunities for language to flourish.The book is structured around seven CONNECT principles:C - Connection FirstO - Observe and AdaptN - Natural RoutinesN - Neurodiversity-Affirming PracticeE - Empowered CaregiversC - Communication as an Outcome of RegulationT - TogethernessEach chapter combines clear explanations, neuroscience in accessible language, and real stories from therapy sessions and family life. Practical reflection prompts invite readers to apply the ideas to their own situation, while take-home strategies ensure the book is immediately useful in daily routines.More than a manual, this book is an invitation to slow down, notice, and build stronger relationships. By starting with connection, communication becomes not only possible, but joyful and sustainable.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. CONNECT First | Helping Children & Young People Thrive Through Real-Life Communication | Susannah Burden | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | AVID Language | EAN 9781913968984 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Condition: Neu. CONNECT First | Helping Children & Young People Thrive Through Real-Life Communication | Susannah Burden | Buch | Englisch | 2025 | AVID Language | EAN 9781913968991 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What if supporting your child's communication didn't mean squeezing in more therapy, more strategies, or more pressure-but instead meant noticing what's already there, and building on it In this honest, practical, and empowering guide, speech and language therapist Susannah Burden shares her CONNECT Framework®-a relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps families support their child's communication, emotional regulation, and confidence in the moments that matter most.Drawing from lived experience on both sides of the table-as a professional and as a parent- Susannah invites readers into a more compassionate, functional way of working with children and young people of all ages. Whether they are speaking or not yet using words, autistic, anxious, sensory-seeking, deaf, or simply wired differently, this book will help you understand what's going on beneath the surface and how to support growth through everyday routines and real-life connection.You won't find pressure, perfection, or step-by-step scripts here. Instead, you'll find clarity, practical ideas, and a reminder that what your child needs most. is you.Written for parents, teachers, and SEND, speech/language and allied professionals, CONNECT First introduces The CONNECT Framework® for supporting children and young people with communication needs. Grounded in evidence-based practice and real-life experience, this approach shifts the focus from 'fixing deficits' to creating safety, togetherness, and genuine opportunities for language to flourish.The book is structured around seven CONNECT principles:C - Connection FirstO - Observe and AdaptN - Natural RoutinesN - Neurodiversity-Affirming PracticeE - Empowered CaregiversC - Communication as an Outcome of RegulationT - TogethernessEach chapter combines clear explanations, neuroscience in accessible language, and real stories from therapy sessions and family life. Practical reflection prompts invite readers to apply the ideas to their own situation, while take-home strategies ensure the book is immediately useful in daily routines.More than a manual, this book is an invitation to slow down, notice, and build stronger relationships. By starting with connection, communication becomes not only possible, but joyful and sustainable.