Flashlight Fun: Hide stickers, favorite toys, pictures, etc. around a room and turn the lights off. Use a flashlight to find the items. Talk about where they are (e.g., under, next to), what category they are (e.g., animal, food), describe them (e.g., by color,...
Early Red Flags for Autism Credit: The Hanen Centre @ http://www.hanen.org/Helpful-Info/Articles/Early-Signs-of-Autism.aspx Lauren Lowry, Hanen Certified SLP and Clinical Staff Writer Despite increased awareness, many children are still not diagnosed with autism...
Mr. Rogers once said, “Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.” Children learn through play, and we often use games and play in speech...
ASHA Offers Suggestions for Low-Tech Gifts That Reap Big Rewards by Age Group (Rockville, Md. – November 16, 2021) With gaming systems, “smart” toys, and other electronics in short supply this holiday season due to a microchip shortage, the American...
Here are 10 of my favorite videos for kids’ speech therapy in the therapy room or at home. They can be used for speech, language, basic concepts, and social language. Run the Red Carpet Kids love the movement/action in this GoNoodle video, which makes it...
The goal of treatment is to maintain quality of life of the person with dementia for as long as possible. Early detection and treatment is critical. Although most dementia (including Alzheimer’s) is not reversible, SLPs can help slow/delay the progression and...
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