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Advocacy Resources including Talk Spot

Long-Term Care Posters

Think SPEAK Posters

Think SPEAK Poster

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A Talk Spot is anywhere you can communicate face-to-face with someone.

This could be in the car, at the dinner table, in the community centre, at the mall, in the park: anywhere you can talk without the distraction of a screen. As SLPs and audiologists, we know the risks associated with excessive screen time for kids, yet 85 percent of Canadian children under 5 spend more time on devices than suggested guidelines. For young children, this can lead to significant language delays and even lifelong learning difficulties.

Resources for Talk Spot:

Conversation Starters for All Ages

Articles for Language Development

Useful Resources for Parents

Talk Spot Posters
Use these posters to quickly and easily share Talk Spot’s key message during the month of May.
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Tips for Healthcare Professionals Communicating with Older Adults (Flyer)
Provides tips from audiologists and speech-language pathologists to support communication with adults in professional care.
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Communicating with Older Adults (Trifold)
This brochure shares how anyone can support and respect older adults with communication difficulties.
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Communicating with Babies (Flyer)
Provides tips from audiologists and speech-language pathologists to support language development in children two years old and under.
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Communicating with Children (Trifold)
This brochure shares how anyone can support language development and literacy in young children.
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