Traditional Therapy Funding Sources

If you’ve ever wondered if high-quality speech and language therapy can truly happen over a screen, the answer is a resounding yes. Teletherapy, or “telehealth,” offers unique, clinically significant advantages for children of all ages and across the full spectrum of diagnoses.

Teachers and therapists work hard to utilize activities for children that increase their motivation to participate.  They also follow the...

How to understand psychometric aspects of formal assessment for children.

Developmental Stuttering- How can you tell if your child will grow out of it and what can you do to encourage fluent speech?

What is the difference between receptive and expressive language and why does it matter?

Early gesture development and why it is important for language development, evaluation, and treatment.

Encourage speech, language, and overall communication skills with your child using communicative temptations.

Tips for reading to your child in a more engaging way to help them learn and make the activity more fun for them and you.

What is a phoneme? Why are they important for Speech-Language Pathologists? How can you use phonemes to help model speech sounds?

How to receive early intervention services and resources for parents who are concerned about their child's development.

Tips and things to remember for parents advocating for their child through the IEP process and receiving special education.

Child Directed Play- What is it and why is it important for encouraging social skills, cognitive skills, and language skills?

Tips from a Speech-Language Pathologist on how to encourage speech and language skills at home.