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Designed to be integrated into existing care pathways

SuperPenguin can provide support at every point in the care pathway. With our adaptable framework we can fit your needs.

Universal topics before assessment

Content and tools that are helpful for all carers.

Targeted content after assessment whilst waiting

Tailored guidance to prepare for and make the most of therapy.

Alongside speech and language therapy

Practical tools and strategies to complement in-person sessions.

Continued support after speech and language therapy

Resources to maintain progress and build lasting confidence.

Easy personalised access for carers

SuperPenguin can be shared with any client using a simple activation key, preloaded with your trust’s details and tailored content suitable for each user.

SuperPenguin clinician dashboard

Keep track of your organisation and engagement

The SuperPenguin dashboard provides all the information you need on your organisation’s use of SuperPenguin, from high level insights to details on each client, for bespoke care.

Monitor key performance indicators and distribution

Track the uptake of SuperPenguin in your trust and get real-time data on engagement, progress, and outcomes.

View client-level analytics and customise support

View individual client progress and adapt support to match each person’s unique needs.

Sample topics

What is stammering?

Introducing stammering as a neurodevelopmental difference, helping caregivers understand its variability, impact, and ways to provide supportive, informed care.

When stammering is having an impact

Offers guidance for supporting children who are aware of and affected by their stammering, with strategies to reduce anxiety, encourage open communication, and build resilience through empathy and understanding.

Searching for a cure?

Helping parents shift from seeking a cure to embracing supportive strategies that build their child’s confidence and communication.

The stammering iceberg

Explores the 'stammering iceberg' metaphor to help caregivers understand both the visible speech behaviours and the deeper emotional impacts, encouraging a more empathetic and holistic approach to support.

Building confidence

Encourages parents to build a supportive space where children can practise problem-solving, express feelings openly, and grow in confidence, supporting communication across a range of needs.

Navigating changing awareness

Provides guidance for supporting children as they become more aware of their stammering, with adaptable strategies to foster confidence, open dialogue, and resilience across ages and communication needs.

Dealing with bullying

Helps parents support children facing bullying related to stammering by encouraging open communication, building confidence and working with schools to create a safe and inclusive space.

Talking to family

Supports parents in educating family members about stammering, promoting understanding, reducing pressure, and building a unified, supportive environment around the child.

Sample topics

What are phonological processes?

Helps parents understand phonological speech patterns and delays, empowering them to spot typical versus concerning errors and support their child’s speech development with confidence.

Speech and language therapy

Introducing stammering as a neurodevelopmental difference, helping caregivers understand its variability, impact, and ways to provide supportive, informed care.

Speech milestones

Empowers parents to support phonological speech development through everyday interactions by creating calm, encouraging environments focused on communication over correction.

Supporting unclear speech in the classroom

Shares practical ways to boost speech clarity by making communication playful and supportive, helping children feel understood even when intelligibility is low.

Confident communication

Encourages everyday strategies to support phonological speech delay by creating calm, responsive environments where children feel confident to communicate at their own pace.

Non typical speech processes

Introduces non-typical speech patterns to help parents recognise atypical phonological processes early and seek appropriate support for their child’s communication needs.

Syllable awareness

Introduces syllable awareness as a key phonological skill, with fun strategies to help children recognise word parts, supporting clearer speech and early literacy.

Speech difficulties in older children

Clarifies the difference between speech delays and disorders, helping parents identify persistent errors and understand when early intervention may be needed.

Sample topics

All communication matters

Encourages parents to value all forms of communication by offering choices, reducing pressure, and supporting their child’s unique style with empathy and confidence-building strategies.

Language milestones

Uses interactive checklists to help parents track early language milestones, identify strengths, and spot areas where extra support may be needed.

Modelling language

Introduces language modelling strategies like ‘Self-talk’ and ‘Plus One’ to help parents naturally build vocabulary and sentence complexity during everyday interactions with children.

Everyday activities

Helps parents track and build on their child’s first words using checklists, routines and simple storytelling to strengthen expressive language and early vocabulary.

Reading time

Highlights early signs of language delay and encourages playful strategies to build vocabulary, while guiding families to seek timely support from professionals and community resources.

Small changes

Encourages parents to build language skills naturally through everyday routines and play, focusing on connection, repetition, and child-led interactions to boost confidence and vocabulary.

Do I need to be concerned?

This topic introduces stammering as a neurodevelopmental difference, helping caregivers understand its variability, impact, and how to offer supportive, informed care.

Key terms

Encourages everyday strategies to support phonological speech delay by creating calm, responsive environments where children feel confident to communicate at their own pace.

Developed by qualified speech language therapists and language experts.

All of our topics are created by qualified speech and language therapists, in collaboration with a dedicated community of expert carers with lived experience.

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Empower caregivers, free up time, and reduce waiting lists.

Get started with SuperPenguin today.

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