Hosted by Connect-it's not just speech · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Welcome to *Permission to Play* — a podcast for parents, teachers, speech-language pathologists (SLPs), and paraprofessionals who want to unlock meaningful connection and communication with autistic students and minimally speaking communicators. We’ll explore how playful, creative strategies rooted in connection-first communication can spark progress, reduce frustration, and transform how you reach and teach autistic learners. You’ll discover why play isn't extra- it's the key to unlocking communication, joint attention, and meaningful progress.
Connect-it's not just speech hosts Permission to Play, a education show with 14 episodes published.
Welcome back! In this episode, we’re diving into a powerful and sometimes uncomfortable question: Are we truly building independence for our complex communicators — or are we accidentally creating dependence? As school-b
In this episode, we wrap up our Staff Celebration Series by highlighting two essential — and often underutilized — members of the school-based therapy team: occupational therapists (OTs) and physical therapists (PTs). Wh
In this episode of our Celebrating Staff Series, we highlight the powerful and often underutilized role of the school psychologist—and why their expertise is essential for supporting students, especially complex communic
In this episode of Permission to Play, Cherie, Alicia and Jordan turn the spotlight on speech-language pathologists (SLPs)—what we are trained to do, what we actually work on, and why our role is often misunderstood in s
In this episode of Permission to Play, we shine a long-overdue spotlight on the quiet strength behind every thriving classroom — our paraeducators, paraprofessionals and teacher and classroom aides.. Often underpaid, und
In this episode of Permission to Play, hosts Cherie, Alicia and Jordan launch their School Staff Series by shining a spotlight on the heart of every inclusive classroom — special education teachers. These educators are t
In this episode of Permission to Play, hosts Cherie, Alicia and Jordan dive deep into one of the most important—and overlooked—factors in every classroom: the culture you create. Every classroom, every school, and every
In this episode, we uncover one of the most overlooked secrets to meaningful student progress, the power of parent collaboration. Whether you’re a teacher, paraeducator, or speech-language pathologist, finding ways to co
In this powerful episode, we explore how speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and educators can transform learning outcomes by shifting from underestimation to presuming competence. Too often, outdated practices like cogn
In this episode of Permission to Play, hosts Alicia, Jordan, and Cherie invite you to rethink what real progress looks like for autistic learners. Too often, we measure success by checklists and short-term goals. We expl
In this episode, we dive deep into why internally motivated communication is the key to real learning for autistic communicators. Join Cherie, Alicia, and Jordan as they explore how to move beyond compliance-based strate
In this episode of Permission to Play, Cherie, Alicia, and Jordan dive into one of the biggest keys to lasting change in schools—getting your whole team on board. Learn how to shift your classroom culture from compliance
Welcome back to Permission to Play, the podcast for parents, teachers, and SLPs who want to build joyful, meaningful communication with autistic learners. Today we explore the IRC Approach — Ignite the Social Driver, Rea
Welcome to *Permission to Play* — a podcast for parents, teachers, speech-language pathologists (SLPs), and paraprofessionals who want to unlock meaningful communication with autistic children and minimally speaking comm
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