Love Needs No Words
Love Needs No Words is a real insight into life raising a child with Special Educational Needs.
Amy and Kirsty - mums to two boys who are diagnosed Autistic share the highs and lows of their lives whilst interviewing brilliant guests along the way.
You will laugh, cry and hopefully feel a sense of security knowing that you are not alone on this journey. Which can sometimes feel very lonely and a little bit scary, especially at first.
Love Needs No Words got to the finals of the Quill Podcast Awards 2025 after being whittled down from thousands of entries and so has been recognised for its attention to detail and unique content.
So sit back, relax and enjoy! 💕
Love Needs No Words
Hannah Williams: Let's Talk AAC Devices 'They Absolutely Do Not Hinder Speech'
On this week’s episode of love Needs No Words Amy & Kirsty are joined by Hannah Williams who provides AAC support for families.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices can help someone with speech difficulties learn to express themselves or give them a voice.
Hannah talks about the benefits of AAC devices, the reasons why they don't hinder speech, the steps in order to put this in place at home and the apps that she recommends to start with.
For more information you can find Hannah on Instagram: @hannahjoycommunication
And to sign up to watch her free masterclass - you can use this link:
https://start.hannah-joy.com/video
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Parenting a child with Special Educational Needs isn't easy but I think we can all agree it is incredibly rewarding...
Join Kirsty and Amy as they discuss the highs and lows of parenting a child on the spectrum.
They will also be chatting to a variety of guests who will share their thoughts and insights of being a part of this wonderful world of different.
