Erin Compton's guest appearances

Erin Compton

Talking With Tech AAC Podcast

Que Bola Podcast

Billy Corben

Teddy B

Laura Hayes

Kim Albrecht

Brian Whitmer

Lateef McLeod

Laura Taylor

Erin Sheldon

Sarah Lockhart

Shannon Graham

Chris Ellis

Mark Brown

Mike Hipple

Megan Roberts

Carrie Baughcum

OwlTail

In this feature we sat down with a local legend Erin Compton. We had the opportunity to ask her about her process, lessons learned and how to make an impact through business The Last Carrot.  With Coconut Grove being the stomping grounds of this restaurant for over 40 years they've had a privileged seat to witness its transformation. Don’t miss out on this talk. It’s chalked full of gems on how to run a great restaurant IG: @thelastcarrot      @bunyluv 3133 Grand Ave, Miami, FL 33133

In this feature we sat down with a local legend Erin Compton. We had the opportunity to ask her about her process, lessons learned and how to make an impact through business The Last Carrot.  With Coconut Grove being the stomping grounds of this restaurant for over 40 years they've had a privileged seat to witness its transformation. Don’t miss out on this talk. It’s chalked full of gems on how to run a great restaurant IG: @thelastcarrot      @bunyluv 3133 Grand Ave, Miami, FL 33133

Fresh or Phresh presents Que Bola Podcast Erin Compton

Erin Compton is a mom to 13 children who blogs about family life, adoption, special needs and AAC learning. As a homeschool instructor she has over 20 years of experience working with young language learners. Through the recent adoption of two sons with cerebral palsy, the family has started on an AAC journey to find voices for their sons. For more, see Erin's YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook! Interview Show Notes:  Adopting two sons with cerebral palsy from an orphanage in China   In the beginning of AAC it’s more about educating yourself than educating your child   Spreading the AAC gospel   AAC is a journey and belief that your child is capable is the first step   Erin’s experience homeschooling 13 kids and the disbelief that she’s encountered.   How the comfort of home is typically the first place you see communication happens   Making modeling a whole family experience   The power of peer modeling   The first time Erin heard the word “mama”   The importance of SLPs working together with parents   International perceptions of special needs children and the high incidence of abandonment   Karma and how it plays into special needs perceptions in China   Experience of touring a Chinese orphanage with 700 children 

Erin Compton is a mom to 13 children who blogs about family life, adoption, special needs and AAC learning. As a homeschool instructor she has over 20 years of experience working with young language learners. Through the recent adoption of two sons with cerebral palsy, the family has started on an AAC journey to find voices for their sons. For more, see Erin's <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/lotsacomptons" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/lotsacomptons/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Lotsacomptons/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>! Interview Show Notes: <ul><li> Adopting two sons with cerebral palsy from an orphanage in China </li> <li> In the beginning of AAC it’s more about educating yourself than educating your child </li> <li> Spreading the AAC gospel </li> <li> AAC is a journey and belief that your child is capable is the first step </li> <li> Erin’s experience homeschooling 13 kids and the disbelief that she’s encountered. </li> <li> How the comfort of home is typically the first place you see communication happens </li> <li> Making modeling a whole family experience </li> <li> The power of peer modeling </li> <li> The first time Erin heard the word “mama” </li> <li> The importance of SLPs working together with parents </li> <li> International perceptions of special needs children and the high incidence of abandonment </li> <li> Karma and how it plays into special needs perceptions in China </li> <li> Experience of touring a Chinese orphanage with 700 children </li></ul>

Erin Compton: Adopting Two Children with Cerebral Palsy and Getting Started With AAC