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Building Reciprocal Communication Through Verbal Routines
Verbal routines are one of the most powerful ways to build those moments. They are short, predictable “scripts” or playful patterns that happen the same way each time, allowing children to learn what comes next and feel safe participating.

Jill Lese
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Helping Your Child Feel Ready for Halloween
Help your child feel calm and confident this Halloween with play, visuals, and self-advocacy strategies that make the night fun for everyone.

Jill Lese
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Honoring Scripts, Building Language: A Guide to Gestalt Language Processing
What Is Gestalt Language Processing? Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) is a style of language development where children learn to communicate in whole chunks or scripts—such as songs, favorite TV lines, or familiar phrases—before breaking them down into smaller parts. Instead of learning language through single words like “ball” or “go,” gestalt processors often begin with longer gestalts such as “Ready, set, go!” or "If you're happy and you know it clap your hands!" Wh

Jill Lese
2 min read
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