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Tips and Tools For Parents of Children With Feeding Aversions

Often times, feeding aversions arise from negative experiences; these negative experiences may be the result of pain, sensory, or motor complications. Therefore, it is important to approach meal time in..

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Stuttering

According to the American Speech-Language Hearing Association, stuttering is a speech disorder that involves frequent disturbances in the typical flow of speech. Individuals who stutter know what they would like..

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How to Stay Safe This Halloween

Halloween is a fun filled holiday, giving children an opportunity to dress up, go to parties, walk around trick-or-treating, and collecting yummy treats.  Read below for some tips on how..

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I Like to Move It Move It!

Movement has been proven to improve focus and concentration.  Motor breaks also help children regulate their energy levels.  Movement can be used before, during, and after speech, both as a..

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Tips for Making it Stick

Tips for Making It Stick Memory strategies are used to help remember things.  Some memory strategies are useful for how we learn new information, and some strategies are useful for..

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