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Neurodiversity Affirming

What is neurodiversity-affirming practice? ‘Neurodiversity-affirming’ — a term you have likely heard over the last couple of years, although not new. Neurodiversity-affirming practice moves away

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interoception-blog

Interoception

Interoception Like many speech professionals, recently, I have been doing quite a bit of unlearning about past approaches used in therapy. I have been learning

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Bilingual Homes

Bilingual Homes

Bilingual Homes We often get referrals for clients in bilingual homes. These referrals lead to discussions about speech development for children when parents are bilingual

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Are late talkers just lazy kids?

Late talkers

Are late talkers just lazy kids? Um, No!! I have a tough time skating. I can go forward and around the corners, but skating backwards

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ACC Verbal Language

Augmentative-Alternative-Communication

Does Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) delay verbal language production? Short answer: No. AAC is a great way to develop functional communication! Communication is everywhere

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Promoting Literacy 101

Promoting Literacy 101

It’s never too early to start promoting literacy with your family! It can even be as simple as leaving books lying around your home. Sounds easy right? Well, IT IS! Just leave books all around your house!

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Hearing Loss

My Hearing Loss Journey

Go get your hearing checked regularly. Hearing aides are not a sign of a problem but a willingness to use the available technology to let us hear like we did when we were twenty!! And that technology is so cool now.

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Language Facilitation Techniques

Language Facilitation Techniques

I’ve provided a list of some great language facilitation techniques. These can be used with all children who are learning language, whether there is a delay or not.

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