Language doesn’t grow in isolation. It develops through shared attention, joyful interaction, and emotional connection. When a child’s sensory system is out of sync, those moments of connection can be harder to achieve. A sensory-aware therapist knows how to create an environment where a child can regulate their body, feel connected to their communication partner, and be ready to learn.

As parents, we’re always trying to understand what our children are trying to tell us especially when they’re still learning how to express themselves. But what happens when your child can’t quite say what they don’t mean? That’s where negation comes in.

If you have a child who is a gestalt language processor (GLP), you’ve probably been learning a lot about how to support their unique language development. As caregivers and professionals, one of the most powerful ways we can support GLPs is by modeling language in a way that aligns with how they learn. This means shifting how we speak, especially in spontaneous, everyday interactions.

Seeing your child struggle with communication can be very challenging. Once you decide to begin speech therapy, you probably want to know how long it will take to notice improvements in your child's communication abilities.

Most graduate school programs do not teach future speech therapists about the evaluation and treatment of apraxia of speech in the detail...

Many parents wonder when their speech therapist will start to help their child with apraxia and autism produce more verbal speech. Even...

Attending speech and language peer groups is an excellent way for your child to boost their language skills while encouraging peer...

At Resolute Therapy Collaborative, we offer peer groups that promote interaction and foster relationship building opportunities for...

Do you ever wonder what it means when therapist say they are neurodiversity affirming, child-led, or play based? I'm here to break it...

There are many factors that go into determining frequency of therapy sessions for children with apraxia of speech. Research indicates...

While, "Oh, my child didn't talk until 4, your child will catch up!" is often said with good intention, as a pediatric speech therapist...

Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) is a method through which many autistic children acquire language skills. Unlike typical language...

First things first, speech therapy can help your child become more confident in their speaking abilities and help reduce those dreaded...

Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) is a method through which many autistic children acquire language skills. Unlike typical language...

Do you ever wonder how your child's speech therapist is magically able to get your child to say words that you've been trying to help...

Childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) is a speech label for a type of speech sound disorder in which children have difficulty coordinating...