Gain the Knowledge You Need with Specialized Communication Strategies and Tools
Gain access to The Purposeful Voice's program Connect and Communicate, and work directly with Jessica Bozarth, MA, CCC, Speech-Language Pathologist. Learn effective communication strategies for your child without feeling overwhelmed!
Here’s What You Get Today!
Session 1: Diving deep into your child's communication needs, your
concerns and goals.
Session 2: Tailored strategies for your child's unique needs with an at home plan.
Session 3: Follow up on what is working
and next steps.
Here’s What You Get Today!
Session 1: Diving deep into your child's communication needs, your
concerns and goals.
Session 2: Tailored strategies for your child's unique needs with an at home plan.
Session 3: Follow up on what is working
and next steps.
Connect and Communicate
Connect and Communicate is the exclusive 1:1 and small group coaching program from The Purposeful Voice. Jessica Bozarth, MA, CCC-Speech-Language Pathologist, helps parents of children with communication delays achieve meaningful connections with at home strategies.
Empower your child's communication journey.
Gain confidence in supporting your child's development.
Learn practical, everyday strategies to use at home.
Regular Price = $450
Yours today for $250
THREE PERSONALIZED SESSIONS!
INTRODUCING THE
Connect & Communicate Experience
Connect and Communicate is a comprehensive journey designed to help you build effective communication with your child.
Whether you're feeling stuck, looking to understand more about communication delays, or simply seeking more connection, the specialized strategies and tools within this coaching are your keys to unlocking a new level of understanding communication.
Jessica Bozarth believes that as a parent, you hold great power in helping develop your child's communication at home. You are their communication advocate!
Not just a professional, Jessica also is a parent of children with communication needs. She will share strategies for communication growth in Connect and Communicate. Jessica will also discuss what what can hinder communication.
What Do Other Parents Have To Say About The Parenting Journey With Challenged Communicators?
If you could tell your younger self starting out on the journey of learning about your child’s speech-language needs, what would you say?
I would tell myself to ask more questions. Don’t follow the first advice you get blindly. We assume that people know what they are talking about, but if it doesn’t make sense ask for clarification. I would tell myself to be patient and remember that this is so hard, oh his little mind. All behavior is communication. He is not misbehaving, he is communicating.
Lisa R.
If you could tell your younger self starting out on the journey of learning about your child’s speech-language needs, what would you say?
Trust your intuition…his doctor said “boys just start talking later than girls.” You are your child’s advocate, you may not have all the knowledge or experience but you know your child better than the professionals do, so it is important to work hand in hand with them. Early intervention was the best thing we could have done, but you have to be patient, persistent and trust the process.
Paulette P.
If you could tell your younger self starting out on the journey of learning about your child’s learning and social needs, what would you say?
That you must be proactive and hands-on in acquiring the help and
services your child needs. You know them better than anyone. You must be their advocate because they may not be able to advocate for themselves.
John M.
What Do Other Parents Have To Say about the parenting journey with limited communicators?
If you could tell your younger self starting out on the journey of learning about your child’s speech-language needs, what would you say?
I would tell myself to ask more questions. Don’t follow the first advice you get blindly. We assume that people know what they are talking about, but if it doesn’t make sense ask for clarification. I would tell myself to be patient and remember that this is so hard, oh his little mind. All behavior is communication. He is not misbehaving, he is communicating.
Lisa R.
If you could tell your younger self starting out on the journey of learning about your child’s speech-language needs, what would you say?
Trust your intuition…his doctor said “boys just start talking later than girls.” You are your child’s advocate, you may not have all the knowledge or experience but you know your child better than the professionals do, so it is important to work hand in hand with them. Early intervention was the best thing we could have done, but you have to be patient, persistent and trust the process.
Paulette P.
If you could tell your younger self starting out on the journey of learning about your child’s learning/social needs, what would you say?
That you must be proactive and hands-on in acquiring the help and
services your child needs. You know them better than anyone. You must be their advocate because they may not be able to advocate for
themselves.
John M.
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