Missed Gestalt Language Processing: Autism Webinar? Register now to watch the Replay

There’s growing discussion around Gestalt Language Processing right now, but what does it mean, and why are so many people talking about it?

Autistic children learn language in many ways, for some that includes learning in “chunks” or scripts rather than word-by-word, a style often called Gestalt Language Processing (GLP). In this webinar, Frances Brenan from The Speech Tree demystifies GLP, showing how it’s not something strange or new, but simply another pathway to communication.

We explore

What GLP really is (and isn’t)

Why it’s become such a “hot topic”

How to support your child’s language style in everyday life

What to ask your child’s therapists about best practice support

Watch the webinar to feel more equipped to celebrate and support your child’s natural way of communicating, with practical strategies you can use day-to-day and a clearer sense of what good practice looks like when it comes to speech therapy.

More about Frances
Frances is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist and CEO of The Speech Tree with over a decade of experience supporting children and young people with diverse learning needs. Identified as AuDHD in adulthood, she brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her work. As passionate advocate, Frances is dedicated to changing the way we talk about Autism, centering strengths, reducing shame, and empowering children and families to thrive.

Who this event is for

This session is for parents and carers of Autistic children, including those who are exploring or awaiting a diagnosis.

Professionals are also welcome to register to receive the recording.

What to expect

You are registering to receive the video recording of this webinar – this is not a live event.

Important information

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Belongside Families provides general information, peer support, and shared lived experience— we do not provide medical/professional advice or counselling. Any information shared during the event is intended to support and empower families and should not be considered a substitute for professional advice or care.

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