Parental Partnership in a Plurilingual and Pluricultural Context

Workshop led by  Melissa Farkouh and Jérémy Périchon, speech therapists specializing in parental partnership and multilingual contexts.

A 4-session online training: May 28, June 16, August 27, and October 8, 2026

to help you better understand, involve, and collaborate with families from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds.

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In a context where multilingual and multicultural realities are increasingly present in clinical practice, this workshop offers a concrete, structured, and practice-based approach to better intervene with families.

Led by  Melissa Farkouh and Jérémy Périchon, this training aims to strengthen your ability to build a solid parental partnership, while respecting the linguistic, cultural, and family specificities of each child supported.

You will find tools to better understand family dynamics, adjust your professional stance, and avoid biases that can harm the therapeutic alliance. The goal is not simply to adapt a few interventions, but to evolve your practice to be more consistent, sensitive, and aligned with the reality of families.

Through theoretical content, reflective activities, and clinical case analyses (preschool and school-age), you will be led to develop a more nuanced clinical reasoning and concrete strategies to involve parents authentically and effectively.

This training will notably allow you to:

• better understand the challenges related to multilingual and multicultural contexts;
• adjust your professional posture with more accuracy;
• use tools like the ethnolinguistic interview;
• strengthen parent involvement in follow-up;
• intervene with more clarity, consistency, and confidence.

Offered in  4 live morning sessions (Quebec time), this training also includes access to recordings until December 31, 2026, allowing you to integrate the learning at your own pace.

A relevant training if you want to go beyond traditional approaches and intervene in a more humane, rigorous, and adapted way to today's reality.