Alison Wainwright Speech and Language Therapy
Helping children and young people with communication needs to achieve their potential.
Welcome to Alison Wainwright Speech and Language Therapy. I am a qualified, independent Speech and Language Therapist working with children and young people in the Nottinghamshire area. I provide private Speech and Language Therapy in schools, nurseries, and private homes: wherever is the best situation for your child.
My Aim
I work to support children and young people with communication needs to achieve their academic, social and personal potential. I help young people who have communication difficulties to still do well at school, aspire to be their best, and take part in society. I also believe that children and young people make better progress when they enjoy what they do, and when everyone around them is fully supported to help them achieve. So I also strive to make therapy fun!
Well done Widgit: helping out during hard times again 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
If your child uses or needs symbols to help with their communication, Widgit have free access for 30 days 👍🏻The UK’s third national lockdown has once again closed schools, with students having to adapt to home/virtual learning.
As we did during the first lockdown, we want to help parents, teachers and carers who use symbols to support children or learners education.
To make sure symbol users have access to the systems and resources they need, we would like to offer free and unrestricted access to Widgit Online and its ready-made materials for 30 days.
⭐️ Use code: JAN2021 ⭐️
Enter the code here to create your free individual account: www.widgitonline.com/offer
If you already have an individual account subscription or trial you can use the same code to unlock all of the ready-made materials available in Widgit Online, worth over £180. More information and instructions can be found here: bit.ly/2QGH1f7
Please share this post with anyone you feel would benefit from access to Widgit Online.
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Here are some symbols which may be handy during lockdown 👇👇👇
Use them to create a visual timetable to help your child with their routine, or to make a 'now' and 'next' board so they can see what is happening when they've finished, or just to help understanding.
If your child doesn't understand symbols yet, you can take photos of similar things.
(Thanks to Special Needs Circle - East Midlands for sharing!)