Training and Webinars

You may have been asked by a Speech and Language Therapist to view a particular webinar for your child and should have received the link to access this. Please download the workbook relevant to your webinar below:

What Is Communication handout for webinar.pdf [pdf] 978KB

Curiosity handout for webinar.pdf [pdf] 1MB

People Games handout for webinar.pdf [pdf] 632KB

Attention Autism handout for webinar.pdf [pdf] 1MB

Social Communication Webinar Part 1 Handout.docx [docx] 33KB

Social Communication Webinar Part 2 Handout.docx [docx] 15KB

 

We have a number of free training packages available as part of our core offer, which are currently available as webinars. If you would like the link to the webinar for one of our training packages, please email your Link Therapist. The hand-outs for the webinars can be found under the relevant training package below.

Blank Levels

• Blank Levels Workbook.pdf [pdf] 1MB
• Blank levels activity ideas.pdf [pdf] 1MB
• Blank level bookmarks.pdf [pdf] 154KB
• Blank levels younger children.pdf [pdf] 335KB
• Blank levels older children.pdf [pdf] 389KB

Understanding Spoken Language

• Understanding Spoken Language Workbook [pdf] 1MB
• Blank level bookmarks.pdf [pdf] 154KB
• Clarification cards traffic lights.pdf [pdf] 28KB
• How can I support the child's understanding of language.pdf [pdf] 671KB
• Now and Next timetable.pdf [pdf] 540KB Word map.pdf [
• pdf] 63KB Work reward system.pdf [pdf] 433KB
• Top Tips for supporting your child's language development.pdf [pdf] 99KB

Wonderful Words

• Wonderful words training workbook [pdf] 710KB
• Our word of the day or week sign.pdf [pdf] 656KB
• STAR Select vocabulary selection sheet.pdf [pdf] 2MB
• Word map.pdf [pdf] 63KB
• Word Wall for our current topic.pdf [pdf] 1022KB

Super Speech

• Super Speech Workbook.pdf [pdf] 954KB

Stammering

• Stammering Training Workbook.pdf [pdf] 302KB
• Strategies to Support Stammering.pdf [pdf] 98KB

For parents/setting staff that have attended the Stammering Workshop on behalf of their child.

Powerpoint slides:  Stammering workshop Powerpoint slides [pdf] 723KB

Hand-out:  Stammering workshop booklet 2023 [pdf] 398KB

A carer is anyone, including children and adults who looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction and cannot cope without their support. The care they give is unpaid.

At Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, we value the often life-long support carers provide and recognise them as equal care partners. We want to offer as much guidance and reassurance as possible, to help you in your caring role. You can find general information and support for adult carers, young carers and parent carers by following this link.