Write Better Goals for Non-Verbal Children Activity
Description: Sometimes we’re feeling burned out about therapy because we don’t have good, solid goals in place that we can make progress on. If you’re working on a “communicate wants and needs” goal, you may want to consider revising your goals slightly. Here are the four areas that I typically write goals for when I have a non-verbal client:
- Joint Attention Goals
- AAC Goals (Using that AAC, or spoken speech, for functional communication skills)
- Imitation Goals (If the child can’t imitate speech yet, work on imitating actions or sound effects)
- Following Directions Goals (Start with functional directions used in the classroom)
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