Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) work with patients and their families to provide therapy

Speech therapy can help your child

Daily routines throughout the day like meals, getting dressed, and bath time are excellent opportunities for language learning

There are different approaches to language exposure. Here are some methods you can use to teach your child two or more languages

Let’s talk about play and why it’s an effective, evidence-based model for pediatric speech-language therapy.

There are many stages and types of play. Play is an awesome way to engage in meaningful learning and communication!

Play skills are an important part of language development and to kids, play is work! Let’s talk about the power of play.

Before a child speaks, there are foundational skills and experiences they need to help them build up to it. 

The Difference Between Speech and Language

5 Ways to Support Your Child’s Speech & Language

Children are exposed to a lot of screen time on TVs, tablets, computers, and phones. So how much is just right? There is no definitive...

AAC stands for Alternative and Augmentative Communication.

Many parents and caregivers prompt their child to speak using the word, “say.”

Create daily routines and provide similar language to create a language rich environment

When counting words for milestones or keeping track of your child’s language growth, it’s crucial to count all words!

A Speech-Language Pathologist can help your child grow and develop a wide range of skills