by Rosie Martin | Jun 27, 2021 | sptblog
This is Louise. She’s a hero worthy of song. Flat out, every day, from 9 o’clock ‘til 1 o’clock, with some time off at recess, she cycles kids through her workstation giving them their daily doses of speech therapy. She’s got a timer. They get 10 minutes each. Then...
by Rosie Martin | Jun 19, 2021 | sptblog
There are very few exceptions to the statement ‘everyone can learn to read and write’. Learning to read is one of the most studied human skills. We certainly now know enough about it to build a nation, which in practical terms is fully literate. This research has...
by Rosie Martin | Jun 7, 2021 | Projects, sptblog
Tasmanian. The quiet pursuit of the extraordinary. Together with our partner Connect42, Speech Pathology Tasmania is in quiet pursuit of the extraordinary. Will you join us? We are the service partner delivering the speech pathology components of a new justice...
by Rosie Martin | Mar 8, 2021 | Projects, sptblog
Yoshimoto Orton-Gillingham Literacy & Dyslexia Training in Tasmania 2021 Linda McKillop is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist | Certified Dyslexia, Reading & O-G Practitioner | Certified Master Trainer for O-G in Australia. Robust literacy is a skill...
by Rosie Martin | Dec 20, 2020 | sptblog
There is no one that teaches us more about the work we do than our clients themselves. This is true for any of the helping professions and is certainly true for speech pathologists. It is through our interactions and applying theory, practically, to the presenting...
by Rosie Martin | Dec 19, 2020 | sptblog
Just Time and Juggling in Times of Covid (Or, you couldn’t write a manual to solve this!) We all maintain good health and hygiene practices, right? 1.5m apart, washing hands with soap, sneezing into elbow, staying at home if unwell, etc. It’s this ‘staying home if...
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