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Connecting for Kids

Connecting for Kids
Connecting for Kids
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  • Connecting for Kids

    Episode 134: Comprender la voz única de tu hijo (Español)

    2026/05/28 | 16 mins.
    Acompañe a Raisa Santana, MA, CCC-SLP —patóloga de habla y lenguaje clínica bilingüe (español/inglés) de la Cleveland Clinic— en una charla dirigida a los padres sobre cómo apoyar las necesidades de comunicación únicas de su hijo.
  • Connecting for Kids

    Episode 133: Understanding Your Child's Unique Voice

    2026/04/21 | 1h 6 mins.
    Join Anne Fleming Anderson, MA, CCC-SLP, Senior Speech Pathologist and Raisa Santana MA, CCC-SLP, Bilingual (Spanish/English) Clinical Speech Pathologist, both with the Cleveland Clinic, for a parent-friendly talk on how to support your child's unique communication needs.

    Parents will learn ways to support speech goals through connection, shared interests, and real-life moments. We’ll talk about different communication styles, including gestalt language processing, and how to move away from “one-size-fits-all” ideas about speech. Families will leave with practical, affirming, and empowering tools to support communication.
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    Episode 132: Waivers: A Night of Fun and Learning

    2026/04/15 | 1h 3 mins.
    What are Medicaid waivers, and could your child qualify? What services do they cover, and what can you do if your application is denied?

    Join us for a fun and informative evening designed to help families better understand Medicaid waivers for children with disabilities. Ginger Wilson and Julie Keys, attorneys with Disability Rights Ohio, will break down the basics of waivers, eligibility, what they cover and how to navigate the appeals process if needed.
  • Connecting for Kids

    Episode 131: Supporting the Whole Child

    2026/04/03 | 54 mins.
    Join Abby Schultz, MS, EIS, of Purposeful Growth & Wellness for a helpful talk about understanding your child as a whole person. Parents will learn how neurodivergence affects daily life, including learning, big feelings and self-control.

    Schultz also discusses how different therapies, such as Polyvagal Theory and DIR/Floortime, can work together in ways that fit your child, not just a diagnosis.
  • Connecting for Kids

    Episode 130: Raising Resilient Kids in a Post-Pandemic World

    2026/03/18 | 44 mins.
    Has your child been struggling with increased social anxiety and screen addiction since the COVID pandemic? Do they struggle to make friends due to distance-learning during their early years? Then you might be raising a COVID kid!

    Join Rob Adams, PsyD, of Barlow & Adams Behavioral Health, for a conversation on the lasting effects of COVID-19 on kids’ anxiety, social development and emotional well-being.

    Learn tools to support your anxious or disconnected child and connect with other families raising the COVID kid generation.
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About Connecting for Kids
 Connecting for Kids provides resources, support and community to families in Northeast Ohio who have concerns about their child. We serve all families, including those children with and without diagnoses. 
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