Speech Articles

We’re in the thick of it, it’s the holiday season! From Halloween until about Valentine’s Day, we’ll be in a revolving door of autumn and winter holidays, and you know what that means—your favorite candies and desserts! I know what you’re thinking, so what’s the...

From infants and toddlers to 7-year-olds and adolescents, there’s no age limit to experiencing language delays and difficulties speech. Children can experience difficulties forming words, developing new words, using functional words—like was, is, or am, among...

Parents are often eager to help their child develop speech and language skills.  When a child is delayed in speech and language acquisition parents have a tendency to become even more anxious to help them.  Whether your child is developing skills consistent...

The early stages of speech and language development are an exciting time for you and your child.  It is a time of wonder as your child acquires new skills. Parents often have questions about how to best help their child’s speech and language development or may...

Naturally, parents are incredibly observant of their children’s developing skills and those of their peers. Their use of language and how they communicate is undoubtedly a benchmark many parents observe and compare to playmates and older siblings or relatives. These...

Dyslexia is frequently misunderstood. At a basic level, it falls under a set of specific learning disabilities. If we consider the definition of a “specific learning disability,” it is considered a disorder in one or more of the basic psychological processes involved...

As a parent, there are few greater feelings and moments than when you first start to notice your young child’s mind at work. The development from wandering eyes to purposeful movements and observations in an effort to study and know the world is a genuinely amazing...