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5 Myths Debunked About Childhood Apraxia of Speech

Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a neurological motor speech disorder that affects a child’s ability to plan and coordinate the movements necessary for speech. Despite growing awareness of CAS, many misconceptions still persist, leading to confusion, misunderstandings, and unnecessary worry for parents and caregivers. By debunking common myths, we

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How to Recognize Progress in Speech Therapy

It’s not uncommon for us to be asked “How will I know if speech therapy is working for my child?” when we sit with parents during evaluations or consultations. If we’re being honest, it’s not always a cut-and-dry answer. Oftentimes, progress is subtle and not a pronounced milestone. There are

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The Importance of Play in Speech Therapy

Most children learn how to communicate by doing something we expect kids to do: play! However, for some kids who may have a developmental delay or disability, learning communication skills can be challenging which makes playing even more crucial. As speech therapists, we know how effective play can be in

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12 At-Home Speech Therapy Exercises for Children with Autism

As speech therapists, we love it when parents ask for additional ways they can support and enhance the work we do in session while at home. We understand the challenges you face with your child’s receptive and expressive language skills. While there is no “quick fix” for speech and language

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10 Ways Speech Therapy Can Help Children with Autism

The prevalence of autism is higher now than it has ever been. Many families are raising, loving, and supporting autistic children and are on a continuous journey to find the best resources for their development. At some point in that journey, you’ll probably stumble upon speech therapy and wonder if

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Understanding the Early Signs of Speech Delays in Children

The journey of language development is a crucial aspect of a child’s early years, laying the foundation for effective communication in later life. However, when a child shows signs of speech delay, it can be concerning for many parents. A speech delay refers to a condition where a child’s language

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Schedule an Evaluation for Your Child

If your child has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, or if you suspect they may have communication challenges related to ASD, we’re here to help. Call us at (248) 735-8080 to schedule an evaluation today and learn how speech and language therapy can support your child’s communication skills.