Author name: OWLS Therapy

As a parent, it can be frustrating to guess what your child wants or needs, especially when you have a never-ending to-do list on top of it all. And what is every parent’s thought during this stressful whirlwind of tantrums and tirades? “JUST TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT!” We just want to provide for our […]

After 10 years of serving Northern Virginia, we are proud to announce the addition of OWLS Therapy in Philadelphia’s Main Line! What? When considering services for your child, the first question might be “What exactly do your therapists work on with their clients?” We offer comprehensive speech and language therapy that focuses on ORAL LANGUAGE,

Picture this: You are sitting in the doctor’s office filling out a questionnaire about your child’s development and whether or not they are showing signs of autism. With your mind running on four hours of sleep, it might be hard to remember just how often your child points to objects or if the number of

“What did the mother worm say to her child who was late?” “Where in earth have you been?!” Earth Day is Saturday April 22nd. Starting in the 1970s, this day is used to highlight global conservation and foster an appreciation for the resources the world provides. Whether its participating in a community clean up or

The cherry blossoms have bloomed in Northern Virginia! To celebrate the arrival of Spring, we are featuring a cherry blossom craft to work on speech and language skills. We LOVE using crafts in speech therapy! Crafts are a wonderful way to learn new things and create memories together. They are often incorporated into early childhood

Ah, sippy cups. Who wouldn’t love a cup that prevents spills and stains everywhere you go? An SLP, that’s who! While convenient, these cups are not the best choice for a child’s speech, feeding, and oral development. Throughout recent years, sippy cups have been marketed as the necessary “next step” following bottle use. However, there

Congratulations! Whether you, a family member, or a friend is expecting, this is an exciting time in life. The joy and anticipation can often be paired with the feeling of being overwhelmed. Everywhere you turn there is a new baby product that you are told you need! Something to help the baby eat better, play

Items Needed: Marshmallows Popsicle Stick Pretzel sticks Black Icing Reese’s Cup Fruit by the Foot or Fruit Roll up Mini Chocolate Chips or Mini M & M’s 1) Place 3 marshmallows through the popsicle stick to make the three balls of “snow”. 2) Stick a pretzel stick on either side of the snowman for the

While the holidays have come and gone, the cold weather is here to stay! Cozy up inside with some hot chocolate and a snow-themed book. Wondering what are some of our favorite winter-themed children’s books? Look no further than today’s blog post! The Biggest Snowman Ever by Steven Kroll Spot’s Snowy Day by Eric Hill

Speech-language pathologists are frequently asked for toy recommendations. As professionals, we often think about what we can do with the toy, not what the toy can actually do.  You might have asked, or be asking – how does a toy receive a SLP’s stamp of approval? Today we are sharing just that! Read further to