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Since September 2023 I've been undergoing Registered S2C Practitioner training and part of it involves working with non, minimal or unreliable speakers (unreliable meaning unintentional words spoken or scripting) from age 5 to adult. I have 2 non speakers of my own and have already facilitated over 250 parent-trained sessions so you will be in safe hands.
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Juliet Smitg
I decided to get some RT therapy to get over a few issues with stepping out of my comfort zone, I heard Ms Monique McPherson had helped quite a few people with the same issues and they were all success stories.
I was very impressed with the way she hypnotised me, she took me as far back as my school days where I realised my issues stemmed from not wanting to fail, so therefore unwilling to step out of my comfort zone to try new things.
I was so relieved after the session to finally get to the bottom of my issues and so impressed that she had even made me a recording to listen to for 21 days that would keep me on the right track and give me a boost in confidence.
I would defiantely recommend this therapist, (Ms Monique McPherson) she not only does her job well, she is both professional and courteous.
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What do you love most about your job?
Knowing that I can help to change someone's whole future for the better.
What inspired you to start your own business?
Divine guidance and the drive for helping nonspeakers as well as my own boys.
Why should our clients choose you?
Because I'm honest, caring, resilient and I've walked my talk!
Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.
Initial sessions are offered in person. Once the nonspeaker's parent or carer has been trained enough to help them use the letterboards, further sessions can be coached online via Zoom.
What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?
I pay even more attention to my already healthy immune system.
FREE sessions for new families
Spelling to communicate (S2C)TM empowers nonspeakers to overcome communication barriers posed by traditional oral communication by pointing to letters on a board as an alternative means of communication.
By teaching the motor skills necessary to point on a letterboard positioned in front of them, new neural pathways become myelinated and nonspeakers improve motor planning and control, enabling them to communicate their thoughts and ideas accurately.
I am currently offering FREE sessions on a first come first served basis (with travel fees if necessary) to new nonspeaking/minimally speaking/scripting or unreliably speaking people from age 5 to adult, until completion of my graduation.
Access to Effective Communication
Apraxia can inhibit the ability for people affected to reliably utilize required motor control and skills for tasks on demand.
This can lead to the possibility of unreliable cognition test results, especially in the autistic nonspeaking community .
Offering an innovative method of communication for autistic non speakers by coaching their motor, while presuming competence.
