My Child Started Stuttering… Now What?
We all have moments of something known as “disfluent” speech. Maybe we’re saying “um” too frequently, or we’re repeating the...
The Importance of Summer Camps for Kids with Speech and Language Needs
Thinking, planning and scheduling for the summer may seem like an odd thing to be doing in March. But organizing...
Cultivate a Love for Reading…
I’ve always been impressed with people who can remember the first book they read, and even more impressed when they...
Language Delay
Language Delay One of the most comment diagnoses we hear when we receive referrals from physicians to assess children...
What Executive Functioning Difficulties May Look Like at Home and How to Help
Executive functioning skills become solidified as children grow. The most dramatic increase in executive functioning occurs between the ages of...
Executive Functioning and Self-Regulation
Utilizing a sensory processing frame of reference to support speech-related goals Amanda Simmons M.S., OTR/L This is the second post...
The Most Important Skills Cannot Be Taught in Grad School
I’m now just a couple of weeks away from completing my clinical fellowship and while I’ve learned a lot, the...
Teletherapy
Are you still working? Is a question I get asked often these days and the answer is always an uncomfortable...
Listening by Bone
Over-ear, On-ear, Ear-buds, In-ear, and noise cancelling are just a few terms that describe the headphone market today. What is...
The Knock On Effect
When most people think of a head injury – concussion, stroke, car accident, fall, cancer/tumor – they focus on the...
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