Talking Children Podcast

The Power of Personal Narratives with Dr Carol Westby

1 h 11 min · 9. März 2026
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In this episode we chat to everyone's favourite speechie, Dr Carol Westby to learn all about her research and practice with children especially neurodivergent children, multilingual children and children who have experienced trauma. Carol talks about the power of narratives in assessment and intervention when learning about children's language abilities and supporting them to improve their communication skills. Personal narratives are a powerful tool for all children to share their world view, especially those who are autistic, ADHD, dyslexic or otherwise neurodivergent. #child #language #speech #slp #speechpathology #autism #neurodiversity

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