Speakable's 8th year of operations is marked by four new tools available!

Published: 16 Sep 2022 Tagged: Corporate Social ResponsibilityCSRKey Word SignKwik RecallKWSLAMPLanguage Acquisition through Motor PlanningSDGsShare the MealSpeakablespeech and language pathologyspeech disorderspeech language pathologistspeech pathologistSpeech Pathologyspeech therapySustainable Development GoalsTALi TRAINtherapyUNESCOUnited NationsWorld Food Programme

September is the month when Speakable celebrates the beginning of its activities in 2014. This 8th birthday represents a great achievement for the clinic, for our team and for the released tools and programs throughout the year, especially TALi TRAIN, LAMP, Key Word Sign and Kwik Recall. These four main tools and strategies are now within Speakable's toolset to provide more innovative therapy sessions to our clients. See here a brief description of each of them, as well as the link for more information:

• TALi TRAIN is a scalable early childhood attention training program validated by Gold Standard clinical research, providing a new, non-invasive, and clinically tested early intervention option in Speakable's toolset with TALi TRAIN, a world-first digital therapy. Read more about this tool by clicking here.
• LAMP is one of the most efficient therapeutic approaches towards non-verbal individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities, using motor learning principles and a voice output communication aid. Read more about this tool by clicking here.
• Key Word Sign is a simplified version of manual signing that is also a very efficient communication tool for language delay and similar conditions. It is based on natural gestures and body language, which make up a large part of how we interact on a daily basis. Read more about this tool by clicking here.
• Kwik Recall has been taught by Jim Kwik to many executives, entrepreneurs, celebrities and students around the world, stimulating their mental performance to an outstanding level. Read more about this tool by clicking here.

These four new tools reassure Speakable’s commitment to the wellness of our community and the continuous innovation of tools and techniques to ensure individuals can have better communication skills and confidence. We share this same commitment by assuming some of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) designed by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015 for the year 2030. Here is how Speakable is part of this global initiative:

• Goal #1: No Poverty. Speakable is engaged in creating balance in citizens’ finances, applying fair prices, negotiating fair relationships with suppliers and contributing to charities such as UNESCO’s World Food Programme.
• Goal #4: Quality Education. The team of SLPs and Education Advisor are completely engaged in using the best teaching-learning techniques to provide effective and involving sessions to all clients.
• Goal #17: Partnerships for the Goals. Through the Sub-Goal #17-5 (Invest in Least Developed Countries), initiatives such as The World Food Programme aim to provide better conditions for kids from poor areas to be healthy to study and have a potentially better quality of life while growing.

Part of the cost from any of Speakable's product or service is directed to Speakable’s corporate social responsibility regarding UNESCO’s World Food Programme, in the form of the inspiring initiative called ShareTheMeal. Feel free to contact us by telephone, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or email to book a first meeting with us to know how we can help you!