Practical guidance from our speech-language pathologists and learning specialists to support your child's speech, reading, and learning.
A quick start guide for working on answering wh- questions with your child. Does your child or a child you work with struggle to respond to questions appropriately or even at all? It’s not uncommon for children with language deficits to not have the words required to...
Educational Snow Day Activities Disguised in Winter FUN.
Is your child struggling in school? Do changes need to be made? Perhaps there are learning accommodations or modifications that could be put in place to help your child succeed. As educators and parents, we all share the same goals. We want each child to learn, to...
This past weekend, we (the staff at our Johnston location) had the opportunity to share information about modifications and accommodations for a presentation at the Inclusive Ministry Conference. As a speech-language pathologist, a portion of my piece of the...
Has your child started preschool, but it has not been a smooth start? Is your daycare provider starting to raise concerns about the way your child plays with other children or how they communicate? During storytime at the library or playgroup at church, have you...
Tips for Targeting Goals with Pete the Cat By: Kelsey Coaldrake, M.A., CCC-SLP The “Pete the Cat” series by Eric Litwin has become quite extensive and I find that kids LOVE these books. Many of these stories are great for targeting speech, language, and learning...
