Love Needs No Words

In the final episode of Love Needs No Words for now...
Amy & Kirsty are joined by Sophie or Senythingbutnormal on instagram.
Sophie has identical twins who have been diagnosed with a genetic condition.
The boys are 8 years old and have a severe speech delay and mild learning difficulties.
They have come along way from birth and Sophie shares the ups and downs of their journey so far.
Thank you for listening x
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Parenting a child with Special Educational Needs isn't easy but I think we can all agree it is incredibly rewarding...

Join Kirsty and Amy as they discuss the highs and lows of parenting a child on the spectrum.

They will also be chatting to a variety of guests who will share their thoughts and insights of being a part of this wonderful world of different.

On this week's episode of Love Needs No Words, Amy & Kirsty talk us through their christmas' - the highs and the lows.
At the fact that it is a lovely opportunity to look back and reflect on previous years and how far they have come.
It is also a goodbye for now from the girls as they are putting a temporary pause on the podcast whilst they deal with things closer to home that need their attention.
So - thank you so much to everyone that has listened, taken part and been involved in what has been a huge success from just two mums of neurodivergent children wanting to make a difference.
Thank you for listening x
** If you want to get in touch with any guest ideas or topics you would like us to discuss...here's how:
DM us on Instagram: @love_needsnowords
Or message us on Facebook - Love Needs No Words.
And you can find all our videos on Youtube: Love Needs No Words
Please like, subscribe and comment wherever you get your podcasts!**

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Parenting a child with Special Educational Needs isn't easy but I think we can all agree it is incredibly rewarding...

Join Kirsty and Amy as they discuss the highs and lows of parenting a child on the spectrum.

They will also be chatting to a variety of guests who will share their thoughts and insights of being a part of this wonderful world of different.

On this week's episode we are joined by Stefanie Hohl who is passionate about spreading the news that movement can help children, especially those with special needs, learn to read.
Stefanie is the founder and developer of an engaging and effective program called ABC, See, Hear, Do and has created fun learning materials to help young children.
Based in America the programme is having an important place in classrooms, at home for practitioners and parents and she hopes that the concept could be as effective in the UK.
You can find the products on Amazon or use this link to Stefanie's website to find out more: https://www.abcseeheardo.com
Thank you for listening x
** If you want to get in touch with any guest ideas or topics you would like us to discuss...here's how:
DM us on Instagram: @love_needsnowords
Or message us on Facebook - Love Needs No Words.
And you can find all our videos on Youtube: Love Needs No Words
Please like, subscribe and comment wherever you get your podcasts!**

 
Support the show
Parenting a child with Special Educational Needs isn't easy but I think we can all agree it is incredibly rewarding...

Join Kirsty and Amy as they discuss the highs and lows of parenting a child on the spectrum.

They will also be chatting to a variety of guests who will share their thoughts and insights of being a part of this wonderful world of different.

On this week's episode of Love Needs No Words, Kirsty and Amy discuss the build up to Christmas and all the chaos that comes with that.
The difficulties that this time of year brings at school and at home and the positives over the last few weeks too.
Its been such a great year of guests and positive feedback so thank you all for listening and have an amazing, chicken nugget Christmas.
Thank you for listening x
** If you want to get in touch with any guest ideas or topics you would like us to discuss...here's how:
DM us on Instagram: @love_needsnowords
Or message us on Facebook - Love Needs No Words.
And you can find all our videos on Youtube: Love Needs No Words
Please like, subscribe and comment wherever you get your podcasts!**

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Parenting a child with Special Educational Needs isn't easy but I think we can all agree it is incredibly rewarding...

Join Kirsty and Amy as they discuss the highs and lows of parenting a child on the spectrum.

They will also be chatting to a variety of guests who will share their thoughts and insights of being a part of this wonderful world of different.

On this week's episode of Love Needs No Words we are joined by Joanne Watson.
Joanne’s son Tom is 26  – diagnosed Autistic and is nonspeaking.
But uses the method of Spelling to communicate.
Joanne has been working with this method of communication and those involved with the concept for many years and joins us to tell us all about it. 
As well as the difference it has made on many autistic people and their families including hers.
To find out more about spelling to communicate you can go to the website: https://i-asc.org/
And if its something you are interested in getting involved you can contact Joanne on email: [email protected] 
Thank you for listening x
** If you want to get in touch with any guest ideas or topics you would like us to discuss...here's how:
DM us on Instagram: @love_needsnowords
Or message us on Facebook - Love Needs No Words.
And you can find all our videos on Youtube: Love Needs No Words
Please like, subscribe and comment wherever you get your podcasts!**

Support the show
Parenting a child with Special Educational Needs isn't easy but I think we can all agree it is incredibly rewarding...

Join Kirsty and Amy as they discuss the highs and lows of parenting a child on the spectrum.

They will also be chatting to a variety of guests who will share their thoughts and insights of being a part of this wonderful world of different.