The ability to communicate with others is an essential part of everyday life. Communication development consists of acquiring basic interaction skills, non-verbal means of communicating, speech sounds, receptive and expressive language, social skills, and play.
Writing a letter seems like a lost art in the world of technology. Given the current pandemic, letter writing has... View Article
After a challenging year of virtual, hybrid, and modified in-person learning, in collaboration with Better Hearing and Speech Month, AASL... View Article
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a motor speech disorder that initially becomes apparent when a child is learning how to... View Article
Expert Stresses Importance of Early Intervention for Communication Disorders During Better Hearing & Speech Month With speech and language disorders... View Article
Screen-time is happening in all forms these days; virtual/remote learning is still being utilized within many schools, therapies including speech and occupational therapy are able to be provided via teletherapy, and many children still enjoy screen-time during their free time at home. We wanted to share our top tips with you to help maximize the times when your child does have to participate in on-screen lessons and to keep their motivation high!
The term auditory processing often is used loosely by individuals in many different settings to mean many different things, and... View Article
Childhood development is complex. Between speech and language development, and the variability between children, it’s not always easy to tell... View Article
Childhood development is complex. Between speech and language development, and the variability between children, it’s not always easy to tell... View Article
Childhood development is complex. Between speech and language development, and the variability between children, it’s not always easy to tell... View Article
