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Happy SLP DAY! Swipe for a real-time photo of me… my pants are covered in chalk and also still wet from bubbles 😅 A glimpse into my day! Today, I… • took a 5:30am @solidcore class (thank you @scottbishop) • completed 10 spe
One of my favorite “cause-effect” toys is the @fatbraintoys “SpinAgain” toy! Cause and effect teaches our little ones that our actions have subsequent consequences! Cause and effect play is a foundational skill for communica
🌟 MAY IS BETTER SPEECH & HEARING MONTH! 🌟 Soon to be ‘Communication Awareness Month’. So what is it, exactly, that speech-language pathologists do? In the most recent ‘Scope of Speech-Language Pathology’ (ASHA, 2016), o
Speech therapists are widely known for treating this particular domain: SPEECH SOUNDS! In traditional articulation therapy, the approach follows a hierarchy designed to meet the target sound at an independent level. For the purposes of this post, I
Hi, everyone! Hope you’re having a great start to 2023. Just wanted to pop on here, show my face, and share some information about my philosophy and practice, Philly Speech & Language LLC! Philly Speech & Language LLC was founded in 20
I am excited to share that I will be offering contracting services to schools in the near future. Please let me know of some SLP needs in the greater Philadelphia area! I would be happy to discuss potential solutions. 🤍
5 quick things you can do at home to develop your child’s language! Remember, children (and adults) learn through EXPOSURE! How do you, as an adult, learn a new word? Exposure! If we keep on naming our kids’ favorite things, narrating
Let’s talk about stuttering! Stuttering is a very common occurrence across all populations and ages. These are 5 common types of stuttering disfluencies. 🌟 Repetitions 🌟 Blocks 🌟 Prolongations 🌟 Revisions 🌟 Interjections When the frequen
Let’s chat a bit about screen time! These are some guidelines from the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP), based on age. As their recommendations indicate, use of screens *WITH* a parent or guardian is recommended for