How to Increase Your Toddler's Language Skills

Did you know that there are certain developmental milestones that should be met in order to continue to build on receptive and expressive language skills? What is the best way to model meaningful language throughout the day?

Speech Therapy, EducationJessica BarisanoNovember 16, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Child Development, Parent Education, Speech Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology, Early Intervention, Early Childhood Education, Developmental Milestones, Language Development, Language Therapy, Expressive Language, Receptive Language

Could My Child Have a Learning Disability?

Children can struggle in one or multiple subject areas, including math, writing, and reading. How do you know when their academic challenges warrant further testing or intervention?

Educational Psychology, Client ConciergeJessica BarisanoAugust 28, 2019Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Child Development, Language Development, Learning Disability, Educational Psychology, Specific Learning Disability, Academic Challenges, Learning Challenges, ADHD

Is Your Toddler Communicating with You?

As children grow, their receptive and expressive language skills should develop simultaneously. This means that the amount of information that they comprehend should closely mirror the amount of sounds and words that they are producing. When is it time to be concerned that they are not meeting their speech and language milestones?