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5 Better Questions to Ask Your Child’s Speech Pathologist After a Session instead of “How was it?”

Possessive pronouns can be difficult for our young clients who are struggling to learn the rules of language.

Follow these tips to make these initial experiences successful and, in many instances, propel your child to progress quicker.

5 tips on how to get this important relationship off to a great start.

Speech Language Pathologist’s use a technique called “scaffolding” –which essentially means to increase or support language development by adding to what the child can say naturally.

I always encourage my students and supervisees to view this [CFY] as the last experience with this type of support and to get the most out of it.

As a supervisor in a graduate clinic for Speech Pathology students, the first goal we instruct our students to write is to “establish rapport”.

It is no secret that Speech Language Pathologists like to talk…a LOT.