Difficulty producing "r" is one of the most common and frustrating speech errors in school-aged children, but with the right speech therapy approach, these errors are highly.
Wondering how to support your child’s communication? These 5 speech and language goals offer practical guidance for families.
Learn how social stories in speech and language therapy help children understand social situations, build communication skills, and reduce anxiety through clear, supportive teaching.
School-based and private speech therapy both help children become stronger communicators but differ in focus and structure. School-based services support academic success within the classroom, while private therapy offers individualized, flexible sessions that target a broader range of communication skills and often involve parents more directly.
Wondering if your child’s lisp is typical? Learn the types of lisps, when to seek help, and how speech therapy can improve "s" sound errors.
Before colors, shapes, and ABCs, the words that unlock your child's ability to communicate are everyday day ones that help them connect with others and be understood.