Toddler Play Conference Recenzje 74

I am an independent contractor COTA/L working in a middle school and a private clinic. Cari Ebert's presentation provided me with a method that helped me
make a breakthrough in communicating with a 3 1/2 year old little girl who is on the autism spectrum and was resistant to any tasks I presented! Thank you!

Very specific and needed information for review or new knowledge

Great resource that is completely free! Didn’t even pay for the extra and still got helpful information that anyone that works with kids would benefit from these videos.

I love that I can work on these courses at my own pace!

I was on the fence about attending this conference but I am so happy I did. So far, it’s been very insightful and I’m trying to retain all of the wonderful info!!

From the very first presentation, I was excited and motivated but also had resources to share with my client families! Also the VIP access is terrific because there were 3 different virtual conferences of interest to me happening the same week, so the breathing room was important

Incredible course. Loved all the speakers and resources. Will definitely participate in the next one!

This conference has been so helpful! I love the different perspectives across disciplines and the free recourses to help start up my toolbox of materials relating to play-based therapy!

This has been quite an eye opening conference for me on what I need to change in my sessions to improve play in therapy. Wonderful conference!

Only two lectures in and already using the information to improve my practice. And the speakers are very generous with their downloads.

This conference is wonderful and while geared towards professionals at a very low rate for the VIP ticket (with education hours awarded), there is also great value as a toddler parent on the free ticket. Excellent speakers, virtual access, valuable freebies, and new awareness of professionals and their resources... What more could you want?

I have been very impressed by all the speakers of the conferences but I have to say, the playgroups organized by Claire Effron and Lauren Drobnjak stole my heart. It is such a great program!! My congratulations to both therapists for a fantastic work in the community.

Love the conference and the podcast option (convenience), however, when listening to the podcast version it doesn't mark the module as done. You still have to log in and go through each module to get the credit.

I am a school-based SLP and mom of twin toddlers. I love hearing from other SLPs as well as the OTs and PTs regarding evidence-based ways to bring play back into learning!

Variety! I really like the variety of speakers and all of the ideas discussed that I can implement right now in therapy sessions.

I signed up for the VIP course and so far am thoroughly impressed with all of the speakers I have listened to. I do like this format; I can listen as time allows for me. I love the resources that have been provided. I'm having a 5-star experience so far!

This has been one of the most practical and helpful conferences I have attended! So many great speakers with a treasure trove of knowledge. It’s definitely worth the time!

I was able to upgrade to the VIP ticket and it has been great. Love that I can learn at my own pace and have more resources to use with my kids. It has been great!

This is my 4th year attending the Toddler Play Conference. I have one kid that has aged out of being a toddler but I’m a few months from my youngest aging in. However, the material is relevant well beyond toddler age. I have learned an incredible amount through these conferences and they have given me more confidence in supporting my children in their development. These conferences help me in talking to educators and specialists in OT/SLPs. It also provides an interesting continuation for my educational background.

The Toddler Play Conference 2024 was an enlightening event that showcased the latest insights and strategies in early childhood development. Each speaker brought a unique perspective, inspiring attendees like myself to rethink approaches to toddler play and learning. Every session was filled with practical wisdom and actionable ideas. Personally, I’m excited to implement the strategies I learned, such as incorporating sensory-rich environments and fostering open-ended play opportunities, into my interactions with toddlers. The conference has reignited my passion for supporting young children’s holistic development, and I can’t wait to see the positive impact these new approaches will have in practice.