
Adding Literacy Activities to Speech Therapy
As you know, being able to read is a crucial skill in today’s world. Children with speech sound delays/disorders are at a higher risk of
As you know, being able to read is a crucial skill in today’s world. Children with speech sound delays/disorders are at a higher risk of
Play is such a powerful tool to help develop a variety of skills, which is why many professionals recommend parents play with their children. It
Play can be a powerful tool to encourage language development. An SLP, OT, or other professional has recommended that you play with your child. Now
You may be an SLP recommending that parents use play to help develop language skills, or maybe a parent been told to “play with your
Making choices can be a highly effective tool in language therapy and also improving a child’s ability to function in a classroom more effectively. Key
New life events can be scary for young children. Using play to help teach children what to expect can be an effect tool to help
Moving to a new country can be daunting, and trying to get your S-LP license to practice can be an exercise in frustration. I have
Lynn Carson, a fellow Canadian SLP, contact me and asked if I would review her book, From Birth to First Words: Activities to Support Your
First off, this is not a post to blame parents or therapists or educators. These are my thoughts and opinions on why some parents are reluctant
For me, the new school year is exciting but can also be very overwhelming. It’s exciting because you get to see your students from the
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