The next group of blogs shift gears and will focus on (sadly) common false information that parents are told by well-meaning pediatricians and family and friends.
Commonly asked questions part IV- When should I get an evaluation? Read More »
Welcome back to Part III of this multi-part blog. While my previous post was about speech homework, this one is about prioritizing speech therapy in a crowded schedule. Because that is exactly what speech is (or needs to be).… a priority. The number 1 priority on your child’s schedule.
Commonly Asked Questions Part III- Speech vs. Sports? Read More »
Hello all- Cara here! This week, I am guest blogging on a topic I am very passionate about- feeding therapy! During my years as a practicing speech-language pathologist,
Feeding Therapy 101 Read More »
Welcome back to Part II of this multi-part blog series that answers frequently asked questions. Up this week: 2. Is the speech homework my speech therapist provided really that important? In one word, YES!!! However, I do know how hard this one actually is from personal experience. As mentioned in previous posts, I have suffered from back issues
Commonly Asked Questions: Part II: Is Speech Homework Really that Important? Read More »
In this multi-part blog series, I am going to cover the answers to questions I get asked consistently. These may be questions I get before a child begins speech therapy or they might be questions that I get once speech therapy has begun. Regardless, they are clearly questions that need to be answered! 1. How long is my
Commonly Asked Questions: Part 1: How Long Will My Child be in Speech? Read More »
Ouch! Even writing that title sounds harsh. But it’s true. The words “You’re so smart” or any iteration of it, will never cross these lips. It doesn’t mean that I might not think it about a child that I am working with. Far from it! My clients blow me away with how their minds work on a daily basis. However, how I
Why I’ll Never Tell a Child that He is Smart Read More »
Summer slide. Sounds fun, right?! Well, sadly this is not the kind of slide that results in fun twists and turns and maybe splashing into a refreshing pool of water at the very end. Today’s blog post is about the term Summer Slide and what it means for children. While it may only be April, everyone knows that Memorial
As I am writing this, the 4th Nor’easter of the month is swirling outside, forcing me to take the day off. So while I am not seeing the children that I typically treat today, I am also missing my first personal training session. Even writing that makes me sound more fancy than I actually am.
Today I thought I would write about something that I have had an increase in phone calls from parents about: developmental stuttering. I would say in the last two weeks I have had about 6 phone calls concerning stuttering events in preschool age children. The aim of this blog post is to provide some education
Developmental Stuttering Read More »
Well I think it is safe to say that we have established that I am horrible at being a consistent blogger. I have had the idea for writing this blog since August! August people!!! I have probably written it in my head about 17 times but sitting down and actually putting fingers to keyboard has
My love affair with games Read More »
