Speech & Language Therapy FAQs
As a speech and language pathologist (SLP), I am often asked about what I do and how my work helps kids in their daily [β¦]
As a speech and language pathologist (SLP), I am often asked about what I do and how my work helps kids in their daily [β¦]
Turn-taking is one of the most common foundational skills we teach our children. Similarly to saying βplease and thank you,β turn-taking is [β¦]
Language skills are a multifaceted mix of comprehension and verbal output. Β An area in which speech-language pathologists [β¦]
Visual aids, specifically visual timers, play a vital role in the lives of many children. The support of the visual helps make an [β¦]
Self-regulation and sensory processing are often linked. Self-regulation is the ability to remain alert and engaged while managing oneβs behavior and emotions when faced [β¦]
Oftentimes, children who are referred for speech-language therapy also face challenges within their overall development. These challenges can, in turn, impact their communication [β¦]
April 2nd is International Childrenβs Book Day. Get celebrating and start reading! Reading to your children is essential from [β¦]
Children and students can sometimes struggle with academics once they have more expectations on their lunch trays. This is becoming far too common, [β¦]
Working on increasing your childβs fine motor skills doesnβt have to be scary! Here are [β¦]
Bilateral coordination, also referred to as bilateral integration, refers to the ability to use both sides of the body at the same time [β¦]