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Stuttering: Tips for Helping Your Child

How can I help my child with stuttering? Parents can make a meaningful difference by adjusting their own speaking pace, reducing background noise, giving their child time to finish their thoughts, and creating a calm, low-pressure environment for conversation. If you are concerned about your child’s fluency, a Speech-Language Pathologist can help you understand whether […]

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Understanding the Signs of Autism in Children: A Parent’s Guide

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 autism is an important first step toward getting the right support. What are the signs of autism in children? Common signs include differences in social

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Unlocking Communication: 3 Effective Strategies for Non-Speaking Autistic Children

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 communication, this can be a real challenge. In this article, we’ll explore effective strategies to bridge this communication gap and help nonspeaking children with autism

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Parent Coaching in Speech Therapy: A Partnership to Improved Communication

What is parent coaching in speech therapy? Parent coaching is a collaborative approach where a Speech-Language Pathologist guides and supports you to use communication strategies with your child in everyday life. Rather than working with your child in isolation, the SLP works with you so that learning happens naturally throughout your day. Parenting is a

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What is Dysarthria?

What is dysarthria? Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder that occurs when the muscles used for speaking are weakened or impaired by neurological damage or disease. It can affect speech clarity, volume, rate, and voice quality. A Speech-Language Pathologist can assess and support people with dysarthria to improve their communication. Dysarthria is a motor speech

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