Speech includes the verbal expression of oneself through speaking sounds and words. Language, on the other hand, is a more complex process of making oneself understandable and understanding others through verbal and non-verbal communication...
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Getting kids excited about healthy food can be challenging. However, if you allow them to be involved in preparing the food, they might be more open to try it! One fun way to introduce a variety of fruits to your child is to make homemade...
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Practicing speech and language skills at home can sometimes feel like a chore. Although there are an infinite amount of opportunities to naturally practice these skills during your daily routine, your child may additionally need a more structured...
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Hope is powerful. It drives us as individuals. Giving us a reason to strive forward. Hope is a powerful medication. Over the last 4 years, we have been blessed to be given hope for our family and for our children through the organization...
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“Waiting” is a tool that we use often in speech therapy that can easily be implemented at home. Waiting gives your child the chance to process what you’ve said or done so they can form a response. It can often be used at home during...
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Pizza is such a fun and easy food to add to your weekly meal plan. Whether you are ordering out or cooking in, there are so many different ways to customize a pizza to meet your needs. If you are making the pizza at home, have your child help...
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Easter is a great time for encouraging language development during play! Easter eggs are exciting for kids because they only come around once a year and they know that there is something fun hiding inside. Here are some ways that you can help...
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Childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) is an uncommon speech disorder in which a child has difficulty making accurate movements when speaking. In CAS, the brain struggles to develop plans for speech movement. With this disorder, the speech muscles...
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