Ask the Experts

In this session Carla and Susan discussed dyslexia testing.

In this session Carla and Susan discussed how to best address executive function disorders and the impact they have on writing

In this session Susan and Carla discussed mindfulness strategies to improve language learning.

In this session Diane demonstrated creative ways for parents to support literacy at home.

In this session Susan and Carla discussed the Importance of Phonemic Awareness, Dyslexia Myths, Programs that work, and Resources for home practice.

What do all these Acronyms mean? SLP Speech Language Pathologist SLP-A Speech Language Pathologist Assistant ASHA American Speech and Hearing Association CCC Certificate of Clinical Competence IEP Individualized Education Plan…

Have you ever wondered why some students have 504 plans and some have IEP’s (individualized education plans)?  Here is what you need to know about the difference between the two…

“AAC” stands for “Augmentative and Alternative Communication.” It’s essentially all the ways, aside from verbal speech, that we use to communicate. This includes gestures, sign language, written language, picture communication,…

A Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) works to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in children and adults. A SLP holds a Masters Degree in…