10 Fun Tips to Help Your Child With Language Development Through Play
• February 1stThinking of Play as the Avenue to Grow Speech and Language Playing is one of the most important ways for... View Article
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Best Gifts For Speech Development
• November 26thHoliday Gifts to Help Your Kiddos Meet Speech Development Milestones Jump into the mind of an All About Speech &... View Article
How to Prepare for Thanksgiving with a Child who has Food Aversions
• November 16thThe holidays are upon us. Holidays mean travel, family, fun and best of all, lots of special foods and meals!... View Article
11 Tips For Emergency Planning for a Child with Special Needs
• October 9thEmergency planning is important for all families, but it’s an even more crucial step for families who have children with... View Article
Healthy Homework Habits from an OT
• September 11thMiss Jen shares with you her favorite homework tips to promote success for your child! As our children have all... View Article
Help Your Child’s Friends Understand Down Syndrome
• August 16thAugust 5th was National Friendship Day! As therapists, we realize how important friendships are for all children, especially those who... View Article
The Perfect Sports for Children with Low Muscle Tone
• August 14thThese activities can help strengthen your child’s muscles and build their endurance! Swimming – Weightless in Water! “Just keep swimming,... View Article
First Study Showing Signs of Fragile X in Infancy
• June 24thTo explain the results of this study, we first have to explain what white matter is. What is White Matter?... View Article
Speech Trouble After Brain Damage or Stroke?
• May 28thAphasia A person with aphasia can have problems speaking, reading, understanding, or writing. Speech-language pathologists can help. What is Aphasia?... View Article
The Sneaky Snacky Squirrel Game Builds All Kinds Of Skills!
• April 19thWe love the Sneaky Snacky Squirrel game! It’s fun, quick, and teaches many skills at once. Whether your child has... View Article
