Therapy Session

So I got Chelsea on today to talk about a game that I've talked about a few times on the podcast and finally got the chance to play and that is Find Your Words.

This is a game where you play a non-verbal character going to summer camp and learning how to use a... picture exchange communication board.

And so I thought it would be good to first up get another parent on the podcast to talk about that.

And it turns out there were other good reasons to get Chelsea on that I didn't know about.

Oh, yeah.

Surprise.

Yeah.

So my daughter, when she was born, she had a bit of a speech disorder.

We were told originally that she would never go to like a regular school.

She would never be able to have friends and pretty terrible thing to say.

But then we found the right speech therapist that worked with her and she wouldn't even be able to tell now.

But we did have the augmentative communication book with her when she was in kindergarten.

And I personally think that this game, it should be mandatory for school boards, for people that may have students in their class that use it, just to have a better understanding.

Because I found the way that they did this game was incredible.

Yeah, I'm legitimately thinking whether I should be getting... my other child to play it because obviously I've talked I don't know whether I've talked about it or not but my eldest child is non-verbal and we can talk about the specifics of that in the thing but yeah as you say I'm legitimately considering getting my verbal child to use it because it's interesting but yeah we'll get to that we'll get to that let's not get too deep into it just now we will talk about that after the news before the news Chelsea what have you been up to?

So I got Chelsea on today to talk about a game that I've talked about a few times on the podcast and finally got the chance to play and that is Find Your Words.

This is a game where you play a non-verbal character going to summer camp and learning how to use a... picture exchange communication board.

And so I thought it would be good to first up get another parent on the podcast to talk about that.

And it turns out there were other good reasons to get Chelsea on that I didn't know about.

Oh, yeah.

Surprise.

Yeah.

So my daughter, when she was born, she had a bit of a speech disorder.

We were told originally that she would never go to like a regular school.

She would never be able to have friends and pretty terrible thing to say.

But then we found the right speech therapist that worked with her and she wouldn't even be able to tell now.

But we did have the augmentative communication book with her when she was in kindergarten.

And I personally think that this game, it should be mandatory for school boards, for people that may have students in their class that use it, just to have a better understanding.

Because I found the way that they did this game was incredible.

Yeah, I'm legitimately thinking whether I should be getting... my other child to play it because obviously I've talked I don't know whether I've talked about it or not but my eldest child is non-verbal and we can talk about the specifics of that in the thing but yeah as you say I'm legitimately considering getting my verbal child to use it because it's interesting but yeah we'll get to that we'll get to that let's not get too deep into it just now we will talk about that after the news before the news Chelsea what have you been up to?