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Why memory matters

A recent post by  Smart Speech Therapy highlighted a number of issues about the importance of working memory and the ramifications of difficulty in this area. I have written on auditory memory before, but I thought that this area deserved another mention since there...

School Readiness; What does it mean?

I frequently get calls from parents requesting intervention for children with no obvious difficulties but rather they want their children to be “more prepared” when they enter their formal schooling. I also get referrals from teachers who are concerned about children...
Is my child stuttering?

Is my child stuttering?

It is often frightening for parents when they hear their child stumbling over their words and they often think that their child is stuttering. Many people become non-fluent when they are tired, excited or nervous, or perhaps do not have the knowledge to express what...

Just Joking: Language and humor

The development of humor is dependent on cognitive and language development. Humor is important for children because being able to tell jokes and laugh with others helps them interact and make friends.   The ability to use humor is also dependent on the...
5 Reasons to play board games

5 Reasons to play board games

Make no mistake. I love my iPad. I love the versatility that the apps give me. I love the engagement that it offers for kids. I love how cool they think I am because I use my iPad in therapy (yes I still gauge  myself on how cool the kids think I am). 😛   BUT,...