When I pull up to pick up my teen from school, I’m a little shocked by the scene. The vast majority of peers stand solitary, their faces buried in their phones. It’s not just the…
Collaboration with other professionals regarding kids on our caseload may fall to the bottom of our “to do” list. Many factors contribute to the procrastination: we don’t feel like we have the time, resources, etc…
Working with busy toddlers and preschoolers takes patience, energy, and creativity. This is most evident when young clients present with severe speech sound disorders like suspected Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). It can be challenging…
Joint book reading can be integrated into speech therapy goals but also used by parents at home. The only requirements are the child’s favorite book (or books) and a comfortable place to sit. A recent…
Published treatment research typically represents the effects of therapy applied under ideal conditions, which may vary considerably from the conditions under which therapy typically occurs in clinical practice. For example, your patient may only be…
