Drama-Based Communication & Regulation is an engaging, neurodiversity-affirming course designed to help children build communication, emotional regulation, and social connection skills through creativity, movement, and imaginative play. Led by a speech-language pathologist, this course blends evidence-based communication strategies with the natural power of dramatic play to create meaningful, low-pressure learning experiences.

🎭 DRAMATIC LANGUAGE™ A Drama-Based Gestalt Language Processing Course Gestalt Language Processors (GLPs) often communicate through scripts, echolalia, songs, media language, movement, and emotional expression. These forms of communication are meaningful, purposeful, and worthy of support.

Evaluations and Screeners identifies how we, at The Dramatic SLP, complete evaluations and the tools in which we use to do so.

Welcome to the Company Policies & Procedures course! This training is designed to provide team members with a clear understanding of the policies, expectations, and operational procedures that guide our workplace. Whether you're a new team member or need a refresher, this course will help ensure consistency, compliance, professionalism, and confidence in your daily responsibilities.

AAC is more than requesting—it is a powerful way to express thoughts, feelings, preferences, boundaries, humor, and personality. This practical, neurodiversity-affirming course is designed for parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, and support team members who want to feel more confident supporting Augmentative and Alternative Communication. Participants will learn what AAC is, how language develops through AAC, and how to model communication naturally during everyday routines and play.

Lean how to write clear, concise SOAP notes for the purpose of documentation.

Communication is more than pressing buttons. It's connection. Whether you're a parent supporting your child at home or an ABA therapist looking to confidently integrate AAC into everyday sessions, this course will give you practical, evidence-informed strategies you can begin using immediately. Many AAC users are unintentionally expected to communicate in ways that prioritize compliance over authentic expression. This course will look at how to develop authentic communication.