Alerting Activities for Stimulation
• October 18thSensory processing is the way your body receives external stimuli, particularly through our various senses. Each of your different senses... View Article
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All About Stuttering
• October 18thOctober 22nd is International Stuttering Awareness Day! There are so many misconceptions and myths surrounding stuttering, many that we come... View Article
Debunking Common Myths About AAC
• September 15thAAC, or Augmentative and Alternative Communication, is any form of communication, besides oral speech, which allows a person to communicate.... View Article
Top Reading Tips for Kids of All Ages!
• September 7thTo celebrate National “Read A Book” Day! Our team of Speech-Language Pathologists provided us with some of their best tips... View Article
At Home Activities to Increase Food Exposure
• August 23rdFood exposure is an important element of a child’s healthy relationship with food. There are so many ways a child... View Article
10 Things We’ve Learned in 10 Years at AASL!
• August 4thThis August marks 10 incredible years since we first opened the doors of All About Speech & Language! We have... View Article
Father’s Day Themed Books for Speech and Language Development!
• May 17thFather’s Day is right around the corner! Our Speech-Language Pathology team has selected some of their favorite books for this time of year. These sweet books celebrate all the reasons we love our dads. They also have great opportunities for incorporating speech & language goals into story time!
Mother’s Day Themed Books for Speech and Language Development!
• May 4thHappy Mother’s Day from AASL! It is that time of year where we celebrate all the strong, wonderful women in our lives. Our SLP team is sharing four different children’s books that highlights motherhood in all different shapes and sizes. We hope you can use these books to engage with your child and work on some fun speech and language development along the way!
Media We Are ALL ABOUT at AASL
• March 23rdWhile you’ll hear us push for story time or imaginative play as ways to engage with your child, we understand that life happens and the TV/tablet/etc. is going to get turned on for our littles. Here are recommendations of a few options that are better quality options for building your child’s communication skills:
Why Hearing Loss Impacts Speech Therapy?
• February 15thDid you know that about 2 to 3 out of 1000 children born in the United States have some detectable... View Article
