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Why Won’t My Child Repeat What I say?
SPEECH ➤ May 15, 2020

Why Won’t My Child Repeat What I say?

This is a common question that many parents have asked me in the past. My biggest suggestion and comment when asked this question is, will your child imitate you during play? Prior to your child...

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Usar Líneas Predecibles y Líneas Repetidas para Comunicadores Emergentes
ESPAÑOL ➤ May 13, 2020

Usar Líneas Predecibles y Líneas Repetidas para Comunicadores Emergentes

Dos estrategias efectivas de literatura para la comunicación emergente son las de los que contienen línea repetidas y el método de la línea predecible. Se encuentran líneas repetidas en muchas canciones infantiles y libros infantiles....

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¡Enseñando a tu Bebé a Decir no!
ESPAÑOL ➤ May 13, 2020

¡Enseñando a tu Bebé a Decir no!

Sí y no son dos palabras que usamos para rechazar, solicitar, reparar y mejorar la comunicación. En términos de que los niños adquieran estas palabras, las investigaciones señalan que expresar “no” ocurre antes que “sí”,...

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Setting up a Home Learning Environment
Therapy Resources ➤ May 2, 2020

Setting up a Home Learning Environment

Online learning has completely taken over the world. Learning is currently happening in the comfort of your own home, rather than the four walls of a classroom. Parents have now become private tutors and children...

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Instagram Live | TalktoMeAAC
Podcasts and Interviews ➤ May 1, 2020

Instagram Live | TalktoMeAAC

Rebecca chats live with Nicole Ponica SLP, from talktomewithaac discusses best practices for AAC use at home and during tele-therapy. https://www.talktomewithaac.com/Full recap is here:

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Happy Better Hearing and Speech Month from My Fellow #AACSLPs
ADVOCACY ➤ May 1, 2020

Happy Better Hearing and Speech Month from My Fellow #AACSLPs

Happy Better Hearing and Speech Month. Our job as SLPs is to spread awareness of signs and symptoms of a speech and/or language disorder to the community. May is #BHSM coinciding with our mandatory stay...

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Assessing Literacy Curriculums Online
LANGUAGE ➤ April 29, 2020

Assessing Literacy Curriculums Online

*read to me // + video Literacy development results in advancement of our reading, writing speaking and listening abilities. We use literature, in teaching to take concepts from literature and apply them to real life....

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Inferencing Video Resources
LANGUAGE ➤ April 27, 2020

Inferencing Video Resources

Inferencing through videos is a way to bring to life, social situations and experiences with characters and/or actors who solve problems and break down the “why” in others behaviors and actions. Inferencing is the way...

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Aided Language Stimulation en Español
ESPAÑOL ➤ April 26, 2020

Aided Language Stimulation en Español

Modelado y Estimulación del Lenguaje Asistido en el Mundo AAC Estimulación de lenguaje asistido, a lo largo, es una manera de apoyar a un usuario de AAC y animarlo a utilizar su nuevo dispositivo. La...

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Using Predictable Lines and Repeated Lines for Emerging Communicators
LANGUAGE ➤ April 26, 2020

Using Predictable Lines and Repeated Lines for Emerging Communicators

Two effective literacy strategies for emerging communication are the repeated line and predictable line method. Repeated lines are found in many children’s songs and children’s books. A repeated line is a line or phrase that...

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Helping Children With Autism and ARFID Expand Their Food Variety: A Gentle, Evidence-Informed Approach
FEEDING ➤ October 19, 2026

Helping Children With Autism and ARFID Expand Their Food Variety: A Gentle, Evidence-Informed Approach

Why children with autism may struggle with trying new foods and how feeding therapy can help make mealtimes less stressful. For many families of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), mealtimes can feel overwhelming. A...

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Now Accepting Early Intervention at Speech in the City – Upper East Side!
Early Intervention ➤ September 28, 2026

Now Accepting Early Intervention at Speech in the City – Upper East Side!

We’re excited to share that Speech in the City is now offering Early Intervention speech and feeding therapy at our Upper East Side office. Families participating in New York City’s Early Intervention Program can now...

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ORAL MOTOR ➤ May 18, 2026

Dental Development and Facial Growth

Dental development plays an important role in a child’s speech, feeding, breathing, and overall oral facial growth. During childhood, clinicians may observe various dental patterns such as open bites, overbites, underbites, crossbites, crowded teeth, spacing...

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