PARENT TRAINING PROGRAMMES

Empowering Parents, Enriching Communication

Enhancing Your Knowledge and Strategies to Support Your Child’s Growth

Parents are already doing wonderful things to support their child's speech, language, and communication development. After all, parents know their child best.

We offer training to help parents expand their knowledge of speech, language, and communication development, while providing them with additional strategies and activities to further enhance their child's communication skills.

Benefits of Speech and Language Therapy Training for Parents

TalkBridge offers high-quality training for parents in Malaysia.

Our training helps parents:

Gain a deeper understanding of their child's communication challenges.

Recognise the importance of speech and language therapy.

Take an active role in their child's progress.

Adapt their communication style to better support their child’s needs.

Learn practical strategies and activities to enhance speech, language, and communication in everyday situations.

We offer a variety of training programs tailored for parents. To learn more about our available topics, please get in touch!

What’s Included in Our Parent Training?

Our training for parents includes the following key features:

Certificate of Completion & Learning Pack

Parents receive a certificate and a resource pack to support ongoing learning.

Hands-on Activities

Parents take part in interactive exercises to better understand speech and language difficulties and how therapy can help.

Q&A Sessions

Parents are encouraged to ask questions throughout the session, with dedicated time for discussion.

For more information about our training programs, feel free to reach out!

Frequently Asked Questions for Speech Therapy

What is speech therapy?

Speech Therapy is an evidence-based treatment approach that can have a significant impact on someone’s life with communication difficulties. It will support your child’s speech and language development, making them a confident communicator.

Does my child need speech therapy?

There are evidence-based milestones that can help track your child’s speech and language development. However, it is important not to panic if your child does not meet these milestones, as they represent 'typical' development, and every child is different. Please see the attached milestones under ‘Resources’.

At what age should I consider speech therapy for my child?

There is no age limit for speech therapy. If you have concerns about your child’s speech and language development or would like reassurance at any time, feel free to reach out to us and speak to our SLT.

What is the role of Speech Therapists?

Speech-Language Therapists (SLTs) assess and provide treatment recommendations to support your child’s communication difficulties. We also help families understand and actively participate in the treatment plan.

How long does speech therapy typically take to see progress?

Every child is different. The duration and intensity of the speech therapy depends on multiple factors. Please speak to us for more information.

What can I expect during a speech therapy session?

Parents will receive information on what goals are being worked on and the reasons behind them. They will also play a key role in therapy sessions, guided by the SLT and supported by our resources.

How can parents or caregivers support speech therapy at home?

Consistency is thE key. Try to incorporate speech therapy activities into your daily routine for at least 15-30 minutes. The more frequent and natural the practice, the greater the progress in your child’s language development. SLT will be supporting parents to implement the speech therapy plan at home.

Is online speech therapy (tele-therapy) as effective as in-person therapy?

Absolutely! Recent studies have shown that online speech therapy can be just as effective as traditional, in-person therapy. In fact, many children who receive teletherapy make similar progress in improving their speech and language skills compared to those attending face-to-face sessions. For example, a study conducted in 2020 found that children participating in online speech therapy saw significant improvements in their ability to articulate words and in their language development—just like their peers in in-person therapy.