Negative thinking can have an impact on your results in speech therapy. Learn how to switch to positive thoughts to help you improve!

Use this yummy and simple recipe with your kids to target any speech goals they may be working on.

SLPs can help you prepare for public presentations to get your message across more accurately.

Children with autism often have a variety of symptoms. One of which is Apraxia of Speech. SLPs can help.

Understanding Aphasia and how anxiety and stress might be related to fixing related speech problems.

Children begin to develop speech ability at the age of just three months. These months are the most crucial.

Have some fun with your toddler on Valentine's Day while also practicing their communication. Check our our list of fun activities to use.

Imitation skills for speech delayed/late talking toddlers is crucial. Parents should focus on teaching kids to repeat what they are doing an

We understand how children learn at their own pace. However, others need help to outgrow their delay.

Is your late talking or speech delayed toddler having more tantrums that other kids? Learn why.

Worried about which toys to buy for toddlers with a speech or language delay? Here are our top 3 tips.

Tips on how to celebrate Halloween with your non-verbal child in speech therapy for kids.

American English accent exercised online can help with spoken English and how to pronounce words.

According to CDC, 1 in 44 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with autism. Speech therapy can help.

A common question parents have is whether speech therapy is better done at home or in the clinic? In general, kids of all ages do much...

Your strong accent may affect your employment. Sometimes it can be your dividing factor for employment.

People from all over the world and in various professions learn how to have an American English accent. They might be scientists,...

Looking for the best toy for your child with a speech delay? Our speech therapists have the answer!

A thing we hear most from parents is that someone doesn’t understand what their child is saying.

Matthew knows what he wants to say but the words always come out very mixed up.