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Parents never have enough time and always have too much to do. If you’re a busy, harried parent yourself, learning how to get more...

Repetition helps children learn language. In fact, did you know that the average child needs 12-15 exposures before learning a new word,...

Many kids are interested in sports. Joining a sports team is a great way for kids to get exercise and make friends, but sports are often...

Let’s face it, you spend a lot of money and time in getting your child the support services that they need to reach their utmost...

When teaching children new skills, it is not unusual that they will initially require some support in the form of prompts and cues....

As a clinician who works with children and adults diagnosed with ADHD and their families, the journey to management can often be a...

Seeing your child reach their developmental milestones is a rewarding and exciting time for parents. But when they are slow to develop...

Do you remember hearing your child’s first word? What a wonderful milestone! And as your child says more and more you start to feel a...

“When you have fun, then you’re more interested in learning.” – Magnus Carlsen As a pediatric speech-language pathologist I have...

A study by WHO consultant Sophie Jullien on language and speech delays in children found that the average prevalence of isolated speech...

A question that I have been asked a lot recently is whether it is normal for children to emit dysfluent speech and when as a parent...

I meet a lot of parents that are leery about starting ABA (applied behavior analysis) services with their children. Some share concerns...

Have you ever found yourself wondering why your child is able to exhibit a skill in one specific setting, but not the other? Or why your...

Your child wants something, so they stand in the kitchen with you while you show them item after item, trying to figure out what it is...

Is your child or client a late talker? Do you need to increase their vocabulary? There are a lot of effective and evidence-based...

Let’s face it, children can have big emotions and those big emotions can translate to tantrums and other challenging behaviors. These...

Young children who have deficits in communication and language skills are not only at risk for academic failure but are also at risk for...

There are many early signs of autism in young children which include challenges with shifting attention, decreased joint attention, and...

Did you know that you can use every day routines to help build your child’s understanding of language? Without receptive language, it is...

We all know as practitioners that best therapy outcomes are associated with parent involvement, especially in the early intervention...