Considerations for Assessing Bilingual Children or English Language Learners
August 13, 2015
So you have identified a child you are going to assesses as either bilingual or does not speak English at home. Now what do you do?
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We Want to Speak Two Languages in the Home. What Do We Do?
August 2, 2015
This is another in a series on language delays and bilingualism/English Language Learners. Last week, I talked about my thoughts on recommendations for speaking only
Language Delays and Speaking a Second Language
July 29, 2015
At the beginning of the school year, one of the most frequent question parents ask me is “We don’t speak English at home, what language
An Important Side Effect of Speech and Language Therapy – Confidence
May 17, 2015
There seems to be a theme that runs through my practise every school year. One year it was Apraxia of Speech, another was all things
10 Ways to Use Groceries to Build Language Skills
April 20, 2015
Last post I talked a little about how you can use laundry to help language development, (click here). This time I would like to talk
Use Laundry to Help Build Language Skills
April 13, 2015
A couple of years back an SLP friend of mine challenged me to come up with as many ways as I could to use laundry
Using Orchard Toys in Speech and Language Therapy
April 5, 2015
First off I’m not benefitting financially in anyway from this post. I just love Orchard Toys. These games are some of my “go to”
Visual Supports an Important Tool
March 24, 2015
As an SLP who works with young children with significant communication needs, the topic of visual supports is one that I continually re-visit throughout the
EEK! I’ve started a blog.
August 2, 2014
Hi! I’m new to this whole blog process in fact if you had asked me even three months ago if I would have a blog
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