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This platform is no longer consistent with our values. We have suspended use of this account. Please follow us on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Thank you for following and supporting us over the years. Our Patient and Liaison Service can be contacted here: oxleas.nhs.uk/pals
Did you know that bubbles can be used in different ways to support development across a range of areas including:
🫧 Shared/Joint Attention
🫧 Social Communication
🫧 Turn Taking
🫧 Functional Language
🫧 Vocabulary development
#BexleyBrightideas #BexleySLT
#SLCN #SLT
Oxleas NHS CYP SLT (Bexley) retweeted
Silence in a conversation may feel empty, but it's not! In fact, there's so much happening while you wait for your child to take a turn, and these silent pauses are important for supporting your child's communication.
hanen.org/WAIT
Check out these ideas for supporting children’s development of key word level understanding. Typically for preschool children, we expect a child to be developing towards following a key word per their age in years! #BexleyBrightIdeas #BexleySLT #SLCN #SLT #SLP #SpeechAndLanguage
WE ARE RECRUITING!
A great Therapy Assistant opportunity working at Shenstone Secondary School & across the wider SLT Team.
To find out more and to apply please visit:
tinyurl.com/54ertz8
@SchoolShenstone
@OxleasNHS
#BexleyBrightIdeas #SLTjobs
#NHSJobs
Oxleas NHS CYP SLT (Bexley) retweeted
Our next Tea & Talk will be on Wednesday 8th May.
bexleyvoice.org.uk/tea--talk…
Songs & Nursery rhymes are a great way to develop children’s speech, language and communication skills such as using signs and gestures, following directions, learning new vocabulary and sharing attention! #BexleyBrightIdeas #BexleySLT #SLCN #NurseryRhymes
VACANCY ALERT !
An exciting Band 5 rotational opportunity has arisen across our early years and school aged service.
To find out more and to apply please visit: oxleas.nhs.uk/latest-jobs
@OxleasNHS
#BexleyBrightIdeas #SLTjobs #B5Jobs #NHSJobs
VACANCY ALERT !
An exciting Band 7 opportunity has arisen across our school aged service, specialising in Developmental Language Disorder (DLD).
To find out more and apply please visit: oxleas.nhs.uk/latest-jobs/
@OxleasNHS
#BexleyBrightIdeas #SLTJobs #B7Jobs #DLD #NHSJobs
Oxleas NHS CYP SLT (Bexley) retweeted
We still have one more film to bring you for #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek, but in the meantime we thought you'd love to revisit a wonderful short film, 'Autism and Me', produced by our @ALDatOxleas team.
You can watch the full film here: vimeo.com/oxleasnhs/autism-a…
Oxleas NHS CYP SLT (Bexley) retweeted
We’re showing our support for World #AutismAcceptanceWeek tonight by illuminating vibrant purple 💜, organised in collaboration with @naslambeth , a local branch of the National Autistic Society @Autism
#WAAW
Happy #WorldDownSyndromeDay from the team at @BexleySLT. We have been rocking our #OddSocks to support #DownSyndrome awareness🧦🙂#LotsOfSocks #EndTheStereotypes #WDSA2024 #DownSyndromeAwareness #DownSyndromeAwarenessDay #BexleyBrightIdeas @OxleasNHS
Oxleas NHS CYP SLT (Bexley) retweeted
Today is world #downsyndromeawareness day! Look through our post to learn more about #downsyndrome , how an SLT might support, and how you can support the lots of socks campaign 🧦 #SLT
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Have you heard of the medical term #Dysphagia? It’s when people have difficulties eating, drinking & swallowing food & liquids. Today, help us to mark Swallowing Awareness Day by sharing this post using #SwallowAware2024 & #NHWeek. Find out more: bit.ly/3wBHHu7@NHWeek

ALT The Swallowing Awareness Day logo appears in white, red and light blue writing on the bottom left on a dark blue background. The RCSLT logo appears in light blue and white writing next to it. An orange-coloured outline of a face and neck with a squiggle appears on the right to represent someone with eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties.






















