Let’s talk language, better yet, let’s talk multiple languages. How are languages acquired? Why is the best time to learn multiple...

Torticollis (wry neck, or loxia) is one of a broader category of disorders that exhibit flexion, extension, or twisting of muscles of the...

When it comes to kiddos, games are the magic key. Many SLPs like to integrate games into practice, use games as rewards, or adjust...

Did you know the primary job of the mouth is eating and speaking (high five you knew it)? Did you know the primary job of the nose is...

My child has a stutter but we do not talk about it… is this something we should ignore? Will my son/daughter grow out of it? According to...

Often times, children are referred to a speech and language pathologist by their pediatrician. Your doctor may express concern for how...

Before I was a Speech Language-Pathologist (SLP) I didn’t really interact with kids with disabilities. Honestly, in my life, I may have...

Happy 2020, y’all! We are so excited to bring in this new year with a blog for parents, caregivers, families, therapists, or just readers...

SO, it’s that time of year where we, as adults, look at our lives and pep talk our selves up into making resolutions to become a better...

The start of 2020 has just arrived and this year, I have a challenge for families. And before you ask, yes, I am committing to this...