Teacher Kaye Talks

Kaye is a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist based in Quezon City, offering tips and Speech Therapy techniques for Filipinos around the world �

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Nagsasalita minsan pero di sumasagot? Para sa kanila ang Habit #7!

Kung gusto niyo ng mas marami pang examples kung paano simulan ang habit na ito, at iba pang mahalagang pointers sa paggawa nito, please watch Ep 31 here:
https://youtu.be/pR8Lz64CIuk

Recap of habits:
1 imitation
2 action songs
3 ADL
3.5 adl + action songs
4 environmental obstacles
5 gestures
6 pause
7 foils

Kaka-simula pa lang natin ng 2nd half. Nagagawa niyo na ba yung first 6? Kung araw-arawin, sigurado akong may makikita kayong pagbabago sa attention at interes ng inyong mga anak sa pakikipag-interact sa inyo. Kung hindi pa, sana subukan ninyo. ✨

Happy talking, MABUHAY 🇵🇭

Autism A-Z

Bago matapos ang April, resharing with you my 2025 Autism Glossary. I thought about making a new A-Z, but nahalata ko that these are still the terms I’m most frequently asked about.

Did I miss anything na gusto niyong maintindihan? Or you want the links to the whole A-Z? Comment LAHAT and I’ll send you a message 💬

(Those who are viewing this on YouTube or Facebook: the reels are only clickable sa Instagram, so punta nalang kayo dun.)

Happy talking, MABUHAY 🇵🇭

Accept All Ways of Communication 🫶🏽

This week has a way of slowing things down for me.

Walang trabaho. Mas tahimik. Nakakapag-muni muni ako, at napapagnilayan ang mga nasa isip.

Mahalaga ito sa lahat ng tao, at mas lalo na sa mga batang natututo palang magsalita.

Practice in pausing gives their mind the much needed time to process.

Minsan, it’s not that a child “can’t” do something yet, but that we are moving too fast.

Subukan niyo ⏳
Pause a little longer. Wait a little softer. At pansinin ang mga mangyayari kapag hindi nagmamadali.

Happy pausing, MABUHAY 🇵🇭

Gusto mo bang subukan 🫱🏾‍🫲🏽 maging teammate ko?

“Nagda-drama nanaman!”
“Itigil mo yan!”

Ano pa ang madalas niyong naririnig kapag may batang nagta-tantrums? Na para bang PINILI nilang magalit o maiyak?

Many of us grew up with emotions being simplified into:
“Are you happy, sad, or angry?” and if we were angry, that was bad.

“Ang intense mo, no?” I’ve been told, kasi ang dami kong feelings.

E madami talaga, kasi emotions are never that simplistic, and kids are especially vulnerable because how they feel, they can’t explain yet. Maaaring hirap pa sila sa words.

In this video, I show that regulation starts from emotional awareness. Doing this needs language, visuals, and support as part of proper guidance.

Mas malawak na ang kaalaman ngayon, and we should take advantage of the ways and tools we can use to do better.

Save this for the next time you see your child struggling 🥹 at sana makatulong.

Happy talking, MABUHAY! 🇵🇭

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