Celebrate this season with fun spring activities for kids. Bonus: theme-based teaching will help your child develop communication skills.

Did you know that movement activities may help to improve your child's speech and language development? Here are three to try today!

Let’s chat about basic concepts: what they are, why they’re important, and how to teach them using fun but simple activities.

Learn to lean on the classic toys –– the best toys that have stood the test of time.

Nobody needs fancy, expensive toys or tools to effectively prevent and treat speech and language disorders. Get ideas…

There’s a buzzword in the speech therapy world: naturalistic. Research tells us that intervention, and especially intervention for preschoolers, should focus on natural settings

Does your late talker have behavior problems? Here are four visual supports to target behaviors associated with communication delays.

Working with students over teletherapy is a great opportunity to educate families on turning daily routines into intentional activities to improve language skills.

Helping out at home is not just about getting work done… kids are learning too. Here are some examples of incorporating language into learning to do chores.

7 Easy Ideas Families Can Help Develop Language Skills at Home for Speech Teletherapy.

Parents are helping develop their child’s language skills at home, they may just not realize it.

Speech therapists can empower families by sharing ways those daily activities are improving communication skills.

Grab 8 wordless picture books to read this fall…

Parent education on teaching sign language to toddlers and early communicators to reduce frustrations. Includes FREE handout of 40 Early Signs.