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It is an exciting milestone in a toddler’s life when they begin to communicate verbally. This new development involves learning vocabulary, speech sound production, combining words into sentences, and fluency…

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects communication and behavior in ways that can often leave parents feeling uncertain and overwhelmed. While each child’s path is different, recognizing the early signs of…

We’re often asked about simple tips that parents can use at home. While it may appear challenging to know where to begin, we understand you want to do everything you…

For parents with an Autistic child, it can feel overwhelming trying to figure out which healthcare professionals to turn to for support. Building a strong team of professionals, though, can…

As a parent, there’s nothing more gratifying than understanding your child’s thoughts and feelings. However, when you have an Autistic child who struggles with verbal communication, this can be a…

Thanks to technology it has never been easier to connect with a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist. Online speech therapy sessions offer clients the same benefits of an in-person session while remaining…

As a parent, it is so important, and gratifying to be able to understand your child’s thoughts and feelings. However, when you have an Autistic child who struggles with verbal…

Developing effective communication skills is like learning to play an instrument. You need to master the notes (vocabulary and grammar), but the melody (the accent) is what makes the tune…

Introduction  Parenting is a journey filled with joys and challenges. When it comes to your child’s speech and language development, you may feel both eager and uncertain. When a speech-language pathology…

If you suspect your child may be autistic, you may have concerns and questions about your child’s development and future. Here are five common concerns that parents may have, along…

Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder that occurs when the muscles involved in speech production are weakened or impaired. The tongue, vocal folds (chords), and other surrounding muscles are involved…

Apraxia of speech, also known as verbal dyspraxia, is a neurological disorder that affects a person’s ability to speak fluently and produce the correct sounds, syllables, and words. It has…

An important aspect of a child’s communication development is the ability to engage in the back-and-forth exchange of information that occurs during a conversation. It’s an essential skill for children…

Improving your public speaking skills can be a valuable investment in your personal and professional life. Whether you are giving a presentation at work, giving a toast at a wedding,…

How can Speech Therapy help with ADHD? Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects a person’s ability to regulate their attention, impulse control, and activity level. Children with…

As your child grows up, there are many stages of development to look forward to, like walking, talking, and when your child starts playing  with other children. These stages of…

You might have heard the term ‘Neurodiversity’ being used and wondered what it means. The word “neurodiversity” aims to capture the diverse neurological variations that make up the human population…

Children have A LOT to learn when starting to speak! Articulation, the sounds a child makes when speaking, is an important aspect of a child’s expressive communication that may require…

Do you have a family member who is unable to communicate their needs verbally? If so, you might have heard the term AAC or Augmentative and Alternative Communication. AAC is…

Professional communication services are for working professionals who have specific goals related to their communication at work, such as presentation skills, running meetings, negotiating, and interviewing skills. Read on to…

A child’s first word and first step are expected around their first birthday. However speech and language milestones are not hard rules. The truth is, some children develop faster or…