It's essential to acknowledge the importance of structure and routine in our day-to-day lives while also allowing room for flexibility and grace during the holidays.

In the spirit of Halloween, we are diving into the many fun and exciting ways that we can facilitate language during some of these festive activities.

Imposter syndrome is a formidable adversary, but it is one that we can conquer with self-awareness, support from our peers, and a commitment to our profession. Remember, the path to overcoming imposter syndrome is an ongoing journey, and it's okay to ask for help along the way.

Parents play a crucial role in fostering their child's language skills. Read more for tips on how you can help your child improve their language skills.

Speech Therapy for Children: What to Consider

By nurturing your strengths, advocating for your needs, and building a supportive network, you can set an example for your children that empowers them to do the same.

Harnessing the Power of Yoga and Mindfulness in Speech Therapy

With careful thought and a little planning, hard conversations can be successful for all people involved. When in doubt, refer to these tips.

Children experience delays in their speech and language development for a variety of reasons and this can have long-lasting effects on their ability to communicate effectively. Early intervention is crucial when it comes to speech and language delays.

As both a speech therapist and a mom, I've faced my fair share of challenging behaviors from children. Managing challenging behaviors can be tough, but with patience, consistency, and the right tools, it's possible to help children learn appropriate behaviors and communicate their needs in a more effective way.

Public Speaking: 5 Ways a Speech Therapist Can Help

Using analog clocks is crucial in helping children develop their sense of time and time management skills.