Sometimes parents of children with Autism think that if their child isn’t speaking by age 4 or 5, they aren’t likely to ever speak. Kids with an autism diagnosis, kids who are non-verbal or even those that have a delay without any specific diagnosis might be more frustrated and tantrum more often. This leads to […]
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Last year and the pandemic created many challenges for students and families, and of course that extended into the school year. We all thought that Covid-19 would have been gone by now, but the 2021-22 school year is showing us that there continue to be issues going back to school and kids will be dealing
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Online speech therapy is when therapy for communication issues like Apraxia of Speech, late talking (which can impact a child’s level of frustration), or Aphasia after a stroke is provided by a speech therapist remotely. The speech therapist and the client or patient connect online by video via their a computer. When providing speech therapy
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It’s almost unbelievable that as soon as you give birth to your baby, they start to communicate with you through glances, sounds, and touches. Babies quickly learn about the world through their senses. Your baby will be curious about noises, but none more so than the spoken voice. Talk to your baby whenever you have
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Speech Therapy and Health Insurance. What you Need to Know. You want to be prepared as much as possible for medical issues, illness, injury, or permanent disability which can leave you and your family facing great emotional stress. That’s why you must think about having comprehensive health insurance for your family. This will not only
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Speech Delayed Toddler Tantrums. What Do Parents Need to Know? Perhaps as a parent you’ve assumed that speech delayed toddler tantrums are obvious, but now there is the large scale data to show that. “We’ve found that many of our late talking toddler clients get very frustrated when they can’t express their wants, needs and
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At Therapy Works Together we know that making parents’ lives easier by giving them simple resources to use benefits children and their speech and language development. Even if your child is right on track with their speech and language skills, the images and suggestions below can be used to talk about the upcoming Fourth of
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