Category Archives: Sensory

Over the past two blogs, I’ve been describing to you the differences between an expressive language disorder, and a speech delay. If you missed those, and have questions about what either of these terms may mean, and if your childRead More

Hello Family Chatterbox Families! Welcome back to our blog series on early speech sound development, and our journey through different tips and tricks that will set your child up for success not only for how clear their speech sounds, butRead More

In evaluating new kids, and interviewing parents I am amazed how a common denominator for many is that their child does not sleep through the night, or they struggle staying in their own bed half way through the night. IRead More

How many times have you seen those kids holding their ears—during a parade or at the July 4th fireworks? I had a parent contact me one of the first weeks of school that her son could not tolerate the soundsRead More

*Please refer to the previous blog last month for Waitlist Evaluation Program Part 1before reading about the second session of the evaluation sessionshere.* After the first session, the clinician will write an evaluation report which may include information gathered fromRead More