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Receptive Language Delay | Treatment and Speech Therapy Activities
Receptive Language Delay | Treatment and Speech Therapy Activities Children with receptive language delays have trouble understanding what they hear. Speech therapy activities can help them improve their ability to understand. On this page, you'll find information about receptive language delay treatment and therapy strategies that you can
“Wh-” Questions Speech Therapy | Examples and Activities
"Wh-" Questions Speech Therapy | Examples and Activities How can we help children who struggle to answer "wh-" questions? Speech therapy activities and exercises can help these children learn to ask and answer questions throughout their day. On this page, we'll show you how to teach "wh-"
Expressive Language Delay | Pre-Made Activities and Treatment Suggestions
Expressive Language Delay | Pre-Made Activities and Treatment Suggestions Expressive language delay (also called "expressive speech delay") simply means that a child is struggling to express themselves. They may be delayed in their communication skills. Or they may be struggling to pick up various language concepts like vocabulary, syntax,
Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Treatment and Resources
Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Treatment and Resources Childhood Apraxia of Speech (or CAS as we refer to it as), is a type of speech disorder that occurs in children, although it is rather uncommon. It is different than other speech disorders because it is neurologically-based, meaning it has
Sensory and Behavior Resource Page
Many children with speech and language problems also have sensory concerns and/or behavior concerns. Â For that reason, I have included resources for these topics as well. Â Browse below to see what information I have. How Do Behavior Concerns Go Along with Communication Delays? When a child is unable to
Late Talkers | How to Help a Child with Speech Delay
Late Talkers | How to Help a Child with Speech Delay What can we do to help late talkers start speaking? How does speech therapy work for late talkers? Are there speech therapy strategies that can be used at home to help children who are late to talk?
Speech Sound Therapy | Materials and Activities for Improving Speech Clarity
Speech Sound Therapy | Materials and Activities for Improving Speech Clarity When a child is struggling to say certain speech sounds correctly, speech therapy can help! We can teach specific sounds or whole classes of sounds. On this page, we'll explain speech sound disorders and how speech
AAC Resources for Parents and SLPs
AAC Resources for Parents and SLPs When a child or teen is struggling to speak, we can use augmentative/alternative communication (AAC) to help them communicate with others. AAC can incorporate sign language, electronic communication devices, picture boards, and more! This page contains AAC resources for parents and
Speech Therapy for Autism: Activities, PDFs, and Info
Speech Therapy for Autism: Activities, PDFs, and Info Looking for speech therapy ideas for autistic children and teens? We have you covered! This page contains speech therapy activities, ideas, and information about working with autistic children and teens. We also explore the Speech and Language Kids Curriculums
Speech Therapy for Stuttering and Cluttering | Fluency Therapy Activities
Speech Therapy for Stuttering and Cluttering | Fluency Therapy Activities Stuttering occurs when a child repeats, prolongates, or gets stuck on specific sounds or words. Cluttering occurs when a child speaks so quickly that their speech becomes disfluent. We can help both of these conditions with speech therapy activities
AAC Devices for Kids: What are They and How to Use Them
AAC Devices for Children: What are they and how to use them Augmentative/Alternative Communication (AAC) Devices are a way for children to communicate with others if they are unable to speak. They provide a way to reduce frustration for children who cannot communicate well with others and allow them
