Telehealth: Successful Treatment for Children with Moderate to Severe Communication Disorders – Jennifer Gray

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Teletherapy is here to stay. As requirements to stay home relax, we will still need the benefits of teletherapy for those with complex communication needs.

The flexibility of teletherapy has exposed unexpected advantages such as: 

• Children are getting better faster 
• Access to specialized services and populations is enhanced 
• Shorter and more frequent sessions produce lasting outcomes 
• And Many More! 

Join me as I walk you through the incredible benefits of teletherapy and the joy of helping children and their families discover their voice in this world. We are once again reminded to expect ability and assume capability of those we treat.

Bilingual considerations, behavioral strategies, medical observations, and feeding resources will be discussed in contextual examples, and materials made available. 

1. Demonstrate why candidacy and efficacy of teletherapy may be higher for those with more complex diagnoses. 
2. Integrate strategies to motivate and engage children within sessions, train caregivers, and develop home plans to promote carryover for various settings and needs 

Teletherapy is Here to Stay

• Improved accessibility of services
• Functional communication is key to long-term success 
• Collaboration and coaching take the lead 

Dispelling Misconceptions

• Teletherapy is as good or better than traditional service delivery models 
• Children are getting better faster with Teletherapy. Why? 
• Children with more complex disorders and diagnoses benefit more from teletherapy than traditional service delivery models

Improved Accessibility of Services

• Factors leading to fewer cancellations and interruptions of services
• Access to specialized services and populations is enhanced
• Shorter and more frequent sessions per week for effective and lasting outcomes