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Behind the Scenes of an SLT student placement
Over the past six weeks, I’ve had the opportunity to complete my final year SaLT degree placement with LST. Coming into this experience, I was eager to further develop my clinical skills and gain a deeper understanding of how theory translates into real-world practice—and it’s safe to say this placement has exceeded my expectations! From the very beginning, I was made to feel like a valued member of the team. The supportive environment allowed me to build confidence quickly,
Sharice


A Day in the Life of a Speech and Language Therapist
Ever wondered what we get up to when we’re working in schools? No two days are ever the same, but here’s a glimpse into a normal day in school for me 8:15am – Starting the Day I arrive at my allocated school for the day and spend some time saying hello to School Staff and setting up my resources for the day. I often then begin by checking emails, reviewing the caseload and preparing the day’s upcoming sessions. I usually bring a flask of tea which always helps me to get going
Jill Primrose


It's ok to stammer!
What is stammering? Stammering, also known as stuttering, (it’s the same thing!) is a difference in the way some people speak and how speech flows. Someone who stammers might do one or more of these things: Repeat sounds or words e.g., “b-b-ball”, “and, and, and…” Stretch or prolong sounds e.g., “can you read me a ssssstory” Have a silent block where a sound gets stuck e.g., “---can I have a…” These can happen at any time and everyone does these occasionally, but for someone
Siobhain O’Connor


Does My Toddler Need Speech Therapy? A Parent’s Guide
If you’ve found yourself asking “Does my toddler need speech therapy?” , you’re not alone. Many parents worry quietly about their child’s speech and language development, often long before anyone else notices. As a private speech therapy practice in Liverpool , we regularly speak to parents who aren’t sure whether to wait, seek advice, or simply trust that things will improve with time. This guide is designed to help you understand what’s typical, what might need support, and
Sophie Humphries
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