Speech & Language development

Tips for including children with sensory and communication needs in Trick or Treating this Halloween.

When a child is learning a new skill, caregivers, teachers and other professionals often consider what will be most impactful to help...

Repetition may seem like a mundane aspect of daily life, but when it comes to children's development, its significance cannot be...

The word 'no' is an automatic response in many situations, but when talking with children, it can often be a daily placeholder word that...

Little toy figures are a staple in our therapy rooms because they are so versatile for a variety  of language targets. Here are just a...

There are lots of fun ways to work on speech and language skills at home while making it fun and engaging for your child. Here are a few...

Let’s talk about different ways to process language! Did you know there are two ways a child can develop language? Both processes...

We have seen and heard it many times: my child produces the best snake sound in the therapy room but the moment they step out that door,...

Are you taking a break from speech therapy over the summer? Here’s how help your child maintain their skills: 1. Practice what you know!...

Gestures outwardly reflect a child’s thoughts, feelings and cognitive understanding, as well as supplement their verbal language....

Play is how your child learns best. Here are some helpful tips on how to use common toys to help promote and support language growth...

Have you ever wondered how you can support your child's language development while at the grocery store? Here are some fun and easy tips:...

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) often use the terms speech and language hand in hand, but they actually have very different meanings!...

In the world of speech language pathology, we talk a lot about joint attention. We talk about the importance of establishing joint...

Have you ever encountered a child and were not able to understand them? There are many reasons why it might be difficult for a child to...

Whether your child is experiencing stuttering, a language delay or is simply shy, reducing communicative pressure in the home is an...

AAC and What is it: When thinking of communication, the first thing many will think of is “talking” or spoken words. Think of the last...

If you have a child that attends speech therapy then you have likely noticed that at the end of each session YOU get homework for the...

Learn ways to encourage language development within your everyday Bath time routine!

As a parent or caregiver, you are the most important person involved in the development of your child’s speech and language skills! After...