Tag Archive for: Speech

Progress in Speech Sound Therapy

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Progress in Speech Sound Therapy Starting articulation/phonological therapy can be a big decision to begin and to keep up with. There are factors that impact the progress in therapy. Three signs of strong progress in articulation/phonological…

Reciprocal Conversation

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Reciprocal Conversation As children get older, their language skills increase, and it is so exciting to have a back-and-forth conversation with your child! However, there are many hidden rules involved in reciprocal conversation that not all…

Hearing Tests and Speech and Language Development

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A speech and language delay does not indicate hearing loss, but a hearing loss will affect speech and language development. It is important to have hearing tests done on your child to proactively make sure a hearing loss is not present. It…

What Does an Initial Speech Session Look Like?

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What Does an Initial Speech Session Look Like? You have been referred to see a speech-language pathologist (SLP) and have your initial appointment coming up or maybe you are debating booking an initial appointment. This blog is to provide information…

The Importance of Gestures in Developing Language

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The Importance of Gestures in Developing Language Before children start to communicate verbally, they begin to communicate their wants and needs to us by using gestures. It may be a surprise that an important milestone before a child says…

Screen Time and Language Development – Does it Matter?

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Screen Time and Language Development: Does it Matter? As life is busy and parents need to keep their children occupied while they complete important daily living tasks, it is easy to turn to screen time as a solution. Screen time is increasingly…

Speech Sound Disorders

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When children attend a speech assessment with a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) their difficulty with sounds will be considered a speech sound disorder. Speech sound disorder is an umbrella term and can be branched off into two different categories:…

The Role of Social Interaction in Language Development

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