Understanding Nonverbal Communication to better connect with your child
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Chantai Snellgrove 
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Without communication we are not in the world Ways to Better Understand Communication
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Connect and understand your child better by learning how pick up on non-verbal communication.
Communication is a gift!
Are you a parent of a child who struggles with verbal communication for many reasons? Do you need help communicating better with them? Please stay and listen because…
Today we asked Patricia Bailey to join us. She is an author and childhood interventionalist interested in teaching and helping individuals pick up on the subtle nuances of communication.
Points discussed:
- What are the subtle nuances of communication
- How to notice them and what do they mean
- How to use them to better connect with your
We asked Patricia Bailey for her 2022 selection to encourage communication, her suggestions can be found here.
Beyond Expectations Into a World of Possibilities: Insight, inspiration, life lessons and stories from working with children, teens and young adults with diverse abilities. by Patricia E Bailey (Author). Buy Here
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