Grow Your Brain.
One paper. One conversation. Better practice.
Evidence into everyday practice.
A monthly evidence based conversation for curious clinicians and educators.
Research isn’t valuable because it’s published.
It’s valuable because it changes practice.
Great clinicians never stop learning.
At GROW, learning isn’t something we fit in when we have time.
It’s part of who we are.
Every month our multidisciplinary team comes together to explore one carefully selected piece of paediatric research.
Not simply to read it.
To question it.
Challenge it.
Discuss it.
And most importantly…
translate it into better care for children and families.
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All you need to know!
What is included in GROW YOUR BRAIN?
📖 Carefully selected research
One high-quality paper chosen for its relevance to paediatric practice sent to your inbox in advance with specific prompts to support your practical thinking.
A monthly online session with Senior Speech Pathologist, feeding therapist and Director, Jessie.
💬 What is discussed in the online session?
We unpack and run a guided discussion exploring strengths, limitations and real-world application within the paediatric population.
💡 What take aways can I expect?
Translate evidence into meaningful changes you can implement in clinic.
Is this just for Speech Pathologists?
Absolutley not!!!!!
If you work with or alongside children, 0-18 years, this will be benefical for you!
Speech Pathologists
Occupational Therapists
Physiotherapists
Psychologists
Social Workers
Dietitians
Nurses
Early Childhood Intervention Practitioners
Students & New Graduates
Anyone passionate about evidence-informed paediatric practice.
Why GROW?
We support communication across all stages — from early interaction and language development to alternative and augmentative communication (AAC). Our approach prioritises understanding the child, supporting connection, and building functional communication in everyday contexts.
Does this count to my CPD hours?
Participants will receive a certificate of attendance following each session.
Participation may contribute towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements, depending on your profession and professional association. Participants are responsible for determining and recording their own CPD activities.