You don't have to be a strong reader to support your child's literacy development. Did you struggle with reading growing up? Maybe reading is still difficult for you today. And now, you're trying to figure out how to help your child learn to read. If this sounds familiar, I want you to know something: Your own struggles with reading do not mean you can't support your child's literacy development. As a speech-language pathologist, I believe it's important to have more conversa

Sound walls have taken classrooms and therapy rooms by storm—and for good reason. They support phoneme-grapheme connections, promote...

As parents, we always strive to give our children the best start in life. One of the simplest yet most impactful ways to support your...

Our role as speech-language pathologists goes beyond guiding individuals to develop their communication skills. We are also champions of inclusivity and empowerment. One powerful way to promote these values is by incorporating diverse children's literature into your therapy sessions. Especially for using books that feature characters that represent the children we serve. For our kids that are Deaf and hard of hearing having book characters with hearing aids and cochlear impl

There are so many options for families and teachers to choose from when working on literacy skills with their child. While reading...