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Why Early Intervention is Key for Children with Developmental Delays

All, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Sensory Processing Disorder, Speech Therapy / Stephanie Serafimovski, MPT

As a parent, it’s natural to want the best for your child, including helping them reach their full potential. But what happens when developmental milestones aren’t being met? Whether it’s speech delays, motor skill challenges, or sensory issues, recognizing and addressing these concerns early can make a world of difference. That’s where early intervention comes […]

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Unlocking Communication with TouchChat: An In-Depth Guide to AAC Solutions

All, Speech Therapy / Stephanie Serafimovski, MPT

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) programs provide essential support for individuals with significant and complex communication challenges, enabling them to express themselves more effectively. TouchChat is an iPad and iPhone app that helps individuals communicate. Continue reading to find out about the many features that make TouchChat a good choice for individuals with communication disorders.

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What is Apraxia of Speech?

Speech Therapy, Uncategorized / Ali VanSlembrouck M.A. CCC-SLP Speech Therapist

Apraxia of Speech is a neurological disorder characterized by the brain’s inability to complete the necessary pathways to instruct the speech muscles, despite knowing what it wants to say. Unlike weakness or paralysis in the facial muscles used for speech, apraxia of speech stems from a breakdown in the coordination between the brain and the

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10 Speech Therapy Techniques for Playful Learning at Home

Speech Therapy, Uncategorized / Ali VanSlembrouck M.A. CCC-SLP Speech Therapist

Written by: Ali VanSlembrouck M.A., CCC-SLP, Speech Therapist At CWJR, we believe in education as a core pillar of our treatment plans. While our patients receive individualized speech therapy care from their therapist during sessions, there are many ways to keep the progress going outside of the clinic! When it comes to speech therapy, play

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What is social pragmatic language?

Speech Therapy / Kathleen Lewandowski, MPT

Social pragmatic language is also known as the way people use language to communicate for social purposes. Social pragmatic language is used in a wide range of environments so it can be difficult to explain the differences as it can vary from person to person. This concept plays an important role in the overall success

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Handwashing

Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy / Kerry Symes MA, CCC-SLP

We all know that frequent handwashing is the best way for us to avoid getting sick. Germs that cause the cold or the flu spread quickly if you touch our eyes, nose, or mouth so it’s important to keep your hands clean. Below are the 5 steps for effective handwashing

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Is Your Child Ready for Kindergarten?

Speech Therapy / Kerry Symes MA, CCC-SLP

A new school year is right around the corner and many families are excitedly preparing to send their little ones off to Kindergarten! When a child starts Kindergarten, it can be a very exciting time but it can also bring up a lot of questions. Is my child ready for kindergarten? What should they be

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Classroom Clues

Speech Therapy / Kerry Symes MA, CCC-SLP

With “back-to-school” time right around the corner, it can be helpful to start reviewing basic strategies that can help your child feel prepared for the classroom. After some time away from the classroom, it is normal for your child to feel unsure of what to do or how to behave. Regardless of what class they

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Reading Readiness

Speech Therapy / Kerry Symes MA, CCC-SLP

Your kids are home and you’re worried about their progress in school. For preschoolers and kindergarteners, keeping their reading skills up may be easier than you think. There are a few simple steps to make sure your child has the foundational skills to be ready to read.

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Low Tech AAC: Helpful even for children who are speaking!

Speech Therapy / Kerry Symes MA, CCC-SLP

AAC or Alterntative Augementative Communication devices are a great way to help those express themselves if they are not able to express themselves verbally. Many people think an AAC device is an intricate piece of technology but there are some low-tech options available as well!

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Speech Therapy

Why Early Intervention is Key for Children with Developmental Delays

Unlocking Communication with TouchChat: An In-Depth Guide to AAC Solutions

What is Apraxia of Speech?

10 Speech Therapy Techniques for Playful Learning at Home

What is social pragmatic language?

Handwashing

Is Your Child Ready for Kindergarten?

Classroom Clues

Reading Readiness

Low Tech AAC: Helpful even for children who are speaking!

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