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 Welcome to The Sound Steps Podcast: Conversations in Auditory-Verbal Therapy, exploring fluent spoken language development, conversational competence, clear speech, and age-appropriate development, in children who are deaf or hard of hearing, through the transformative power of listening and parent-centred Auditory-Verbal Therapy, one sound step at a time In this third episode, Shefali Shah is joined by a resilient couple of a child with hearing loss in a live, in-person conversation at her London practice, at Sound Steps. Listen to their quiet, honest admissions. Rejoice in their transformation, learning to enjoy Auditory-Verbal Therapy, applying techniques in Auditory-Verbal Therapy and parenting to stay in the moment, physically, mentally, emotionally, cognitively, and verbally, as they support their daughter, a bilateral cochlear implant recipient. An eye-opening experience indeed. This is The Sound Steps Podcast. 🎧 Top Tips from Episode 3 Plan with purpose. Clear planning helps track and follow up on weekly AVT targets with focus and intent. Use language meaningfully. Embed targets into every day, natural moments to support true comprehension. Let the child show you. Let’s not pre-judge ability—observe how your child responds to know what’s too hard or just right. Context matters. What seems difficult may be easier when used meaningfully in familiar, relatable situations. Use Sabotage strategically. This AV technique makes the use of spoken language meaningful by creating genuine need and engagement. Refresh vocabulary. Once a word or concept is understood, try synonyms or new contexts to keep listening sharp. Change fosters growth. Variation keeps the child’s brain alert and learning active. Communication is a need. The desire to share is what keeps listening, attention, and language development alive. Make learning joyful. Listening and learning is fun—so is time spent together. Children who enjoy learning thrive. Stay in the moment. AVT is about being present—physically, mentally, emotionally, cognitively, and verbally. It becomes a way of life. With time, this intentional way of engaging becomes habit—fuelling development beyond expectation. Bottom of Form Time Stamps: 00:00:01 Introduction 00:01:09 Ninety percent of children who are deaf or hard of hearing are born to parents with normal hearing. 00:02:03 AVT facilitates age-appropriate development. 00:02:23 Abundant choices. 00:02:49 Sophisticated hearing technology, early identification and commencement of effective services shape excellent outcomes. 00:03:03 Show notes, Top Tips, Time Stamps, Links with contact details and Resources. 00:03:27Auditory-Verbal Technique: Sabotage. 00:04:07 A bumpy start for some children who are deaf or hard of hearing. 00:04:30 Introducing our guests for this episode. 00:04:49 Changing how to engage the child. 00:05:15 Father: Clearer speech. 00:05:59 Immediate and abundant praise. 00:06:25 Strengthening neural connections and auditory memory for future recall. 00:07:18 Planning is key. 00:07:13 Planning ways to make language demonstrable to the child. 00:07:45 Making spoken language meaningful to the child’s situation by using it in a natural contexts. 00:10:00 Pre-conceived notions that some targets are too hard for your child to understand. 00:10:22 Allow your child to decides whether something is too hard. 00:10:49 Context conveys meaning. 00:11:23 The AV Technique of Sabotage 00:12:31 Change ensures growth. 00:13:04 The lack of predictability keeps the child wanting to listen 00:13:42 Creating the need to communicate. 00:14:20 Accelerating the pace of learning. 00:14:32 The child sets the pace of learning. 00:15:23 Incorporating therapy targets through the day. 00:15:46 Auditory-Verbal Therapy is about staying in the moment, physically, mentally, emotionally cognitively and verbally. 00:16:08 No longer tiring. 00:16:58 Capitalising on every opportunity to listen and learn. 00:17:29 Learning language in real-life terms. 00:17:42 Auditory-Verbal-Therapy as a way of life becomes a habit for both you and your child. 00:17:56 The habit is that you stay in the moment. Your child stays listening and participative. 00:18:17 Time management. 00:18:56 Auditory-Verbal Therapy is fun and an exciting and liberating experience! 00:19:45 Being your deaf or hard of hearing child is fun! 00:19:54 Learning becomes fun for your child. 00:20:21 Enjoying Parenting....
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