Providing Visual Support with Pacing Boards All speech-language pathologists have their own “toolbox” of materials and tricks that better support,
Pronoun Acquisition: When do children develop pronouns? As children develop language, they naturally make pronoun errors as part of the
Language Development It has been long understood that children develop language though play. As Speech Language Pathologists, we use this
What are phonological processes? Does your child say “top” instead of “stop” or “bock” instead of “block”? Maybe you notice
Does your child have a raspy, hoarse voice? Excessive talking, screaming, and yelling are just a few of the behaviors
During the toddler years, children often use patterns of sound errors (also known as Phonological Processes) to simplify adult speech. To learn
Does your child have difficulty saying particular sounds? Children who struggle with certain sounds can fix speech sound errors during
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As many of you know, we love using games in therapy to promote language skills. Games are motivating and don’t
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