June is an important month for raising awareness about Dysphagia. Dysphagia is defined by the National Institutes of Health as an impairment or difficulty in swallowing. It may sound like a mouthful (pun intended!) but understanding dysphagia and how speech therapy can make a big difference doesn't have to be complicated.
Are you tired of serving the same chicken nuggets and French fries for dinner? Maybe you feel like your child... View Article
Food exposure is an important element of a child’s healthy relationship with food. There are so many ways a child... View Article
There are so many reasons to love the holidays—and we’re not just talking about the presents! Whether you’re a fan... View Article
Does your child cry, immediately push the plate away or refuse to even take a bite out of a vegetable? When a child dislikes a particular food often times it results in negative behaviors as a result of increased anxiety surrounding a particular food or food group. Here are 5 tips to increase a child’s outlook and engagement with vegetables by engaging their senses!
Childhood development is complex and it’s not always easy to tell if your child’s development is considered “typical.” If you’re... View Article
Childhood development is complex and it’s not always easy to tell if your child’s development is considered “typical.” If you’re... View Article
Childhood development is complex and it’s not always easy to tell if your child’s development is considered “typical.” If you’re... View Article
Benefits you didn’t know that Feeding Therapy can contribute to! Feeding therapy conducted by a speech-language pathologist focuses on addressing... View Article
The holidays are upon us. Holidays mean travel, family, fun and best of all, lots of special foods and meals!... View Article
