I know as a parent, it can be stressful when your child shows signs of speech delay. You may be feeling lost, or like you aren’t doing something right, but I’m here to tell you that hope isn’t lost. From first-hand experience, I can assure you that things can get better. Apart from the great […]
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If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that we are more resilient than we thought. Looking back at these past months, despite all the challenges we have faced, we continue to move forward and learn together. I know personally, adapting to this new normal has made me think more creatively about teaching and counseling. As
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It’s no secret that learning new languages is tough. Parents ask me all the time, “Does bilingualism cause a speech delay?” The answer is no. As speech pathologists, we encourage families that speech delay isn’t their fault and that it’s not caused by speaking multiple languages at home. Noticing Traits of Speech Delay Doesn’t Mean
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“What is Echolalia?” This is a question I get from parents all the time. So, I’m going to do my best to clear it up for you. Echolalia is the term that therapists describe when a child is repeating or echoing another person’s spoken words. Simply put, when I ask, “how are you?” they might respond
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