by Lisa Findling | May 28, 2018
No! Parents do not cause speech or language disorders. These are developmental in nature and, with the correct intervention, are very treatable. What we do know is that part of your child’s intervention will involve some work at home. If you participate in your home...
by Lisa Findling | May 28, 2018
Contact us here at Small Talk to set up an appointment with one of our accredited Speech and Language Pathologists. Early intervention is key! We are here to help.
by Lisa Findling | May 28, 2018
All children develop differently. It is best to consult a professional that can evaluate and make appropriate recommendations.
by Lisa Findling | May 28, 2018
Many children between the ages of 2 ½ and 5 experience non-fluent moments in their speech. This occurs during the peak language development years and is due to the rapid rate at which our children are learning to communicate effectively. They can become overwhelmed...
by Lisa Findling | May 28, 2018
Apraxia of Speech is a motor-speech programming disorder. Simply stated, the difficulty for these children comes when they attempt to combine sounds to form words. They may have the ability to say the sounds individually, but they have trouble sequencing all of the...
