Whether you're headed to the beach, the mountains, or Grandma’s house, these simple games make car time and travel meaningful—and fun. Safe travels and have fun connecting with each other!

The best way to build language skills is by creating a language-rich environment—one filled with back-and-forth interactions, meaningful conversation, and plenty of play. Remember, it’s not about perfection. It’s about being present, tuning in, and talking with your child every day.

When people hear "speech therapy," they might picture flashcards and repetitive drills. But in reality, speech therapy is interactive, engaging, and fun! At The Speech & Language Center, we believe that learning only happens when kids (and adults) are motivated, engaged, and enjoying the process.

Neurodiversity-affirming therapy is about empowering individuals to embrace their authentic selves while developing skills that support meaningful connections and participation in their communities.

One common phonological process we see is called gliding—when a child replaces the /l/ or /r/ sounds with /w/ or /y/ (e.g., saying “wabbit” instead of “rabbit”). While gliding is typical in younger children, if it persists past the expected age, it can impact speech intelligibility and affect a child’s self-confidence.

The interplay between music and speech therapy underscores the adaptability of the human brain. By harnessing the power of music, therapists can stimulate neural pathways critical for communication, memory, and social interaction.

At The Speech & Language Center, we understand how critical executive functioning (EF) skills—like organization, planning, self-regulation, and problem-solving—are for a child’s academic success and social development. Yet, many young students face challenges in these areas, which can affect their school performance and peer interactions. That’s where our expertise makes a difference.

For those who struggle with speech, language, or social communication, holidays can sometimes feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re passionate about helping individuals of all ages find their voice

An SLP-led group combines professional guidance with peer support, empowering individuals with brain injuries to set goals, build resilience, and strengthen connections within and beyond the group.

Small actions like these can create an environment where every child—no matter how they communicate—feels like they’re part of the Halloween festivities. By responding with warmth, understanding, and flexibility, we can make Halloween a magical night for every child in our community.

Children leave our group sessions with improved communication, greater self-confidence, and meaningful friendships that enrich their social lives.