What is joint attention?
Joint attention is when more than one individual focuses on the same situation/object/person simultaneously with the awareness that the other individual is also attending […]
In today’s world, it is crucial for healthcare professionals to adopt a neurodiversity-affirming approach to better serve their patients. Neurodiversity recognizes and values the natural variations in human […]
We get frequent inquiries and requests to collaborate with classroom teachers to help support a child’s articulation goals in the classroom. Sometimes teachers have opportunities for 1:1 […]
Cognitive flexibility is the ability to adjust and shift our thinking and behavior in response to changes in the environment or situation. In children, cognitive flexibility is […]
Oral-motor skills (movement of the jaw, lips, and tongue) are important in the development of articulation and eating. As an SLP, I am often asked by parents, […]
Here are 3 reasons why collaborating is key to the most successful and efficient therapy. Team collaboration looks different for each client. For young kids, your team […]
At CommuniKids, our speech- language therapists usually assign homework to promote generalization of skills learned during therapy beyond the walls of our treatment rooms, whether the goals […]
Welcome grown-ups! You’ve navigated your child’s feeding journey through breast feeding, latching, pumping, formula, bottles, nipples, and now you’re ready to start your baby on solids. This […]
Have you ever used an AAC before? The odds are that you probably have! Sending an email and writing notes are both things we use daily to […]
Executive functioning skills are essential for goal-oriented tasks. They are embedded in every tasks we do at any age. Executive functioning skills include the ability to plan, […]