Choosing People Games that Fit Your Child’s Sensory Preferences One of Hanen’s most-read articles of the year — and for good reason One of my favorite ways to connect with young kids is through “people games.” These are simple, no-toy games like peek-a-boo, chase, or...
This spring, I had the honor of attending the Stuttering Foundation’s 2025 Eastern Workshop in Boston. It was an incredible opportunity to connect with other passionate speech-language pathologists and deepen my skills in supporting people who stutter. One highlight...
🧠 Supporting Carryover at Home for TBI & MCI Therapy doesn’t end when the session does — especially when it comes to cognitive communication. For individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) or Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), home practice is a critical part of...
I’m thrilled to be heading to Boston University next month for five full days of immersive learning focused on stuttering therapy—something I’m deeply passionate about. This intensive training will cover a range of evidence-based approaches including CBT,...
For some students, the school year may have included gaps in speech therapy due to limited staffing, schedule changes, or missed sessions. That’s where compensatory services come in. What are compensatory speech services?Compensatory services are speech-language...
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