Speech Therapy Techniques for Children with Autism
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Children on the autism spectrum often face unique challenges in developing these skills, and targeted speech therapy can...
- Sep 2
- 8 min
What Is Functional Communication?
Functional communication refers simply to being able to effectively communicate or inform about one’s feelings or basic needs.
- Sep 2
- 8 min
How to Encourage Self-Motivation in Your Child
Self-motivation describes a drive that keeps you going toward achieving a goal. This trait is crucial in children. The truth is low...
- Aug 6
- 5 min
A Commitment to Communication: A Conversation with Leah Beekman, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Leah offers unique insights into the meaningful world of speech and language therapy and the work of the California Scottish Rite Foundation
- Jul 29
- 4 min
The Giving List: RiteCare Childhood Language Centers by Steven Libowitz
"Speech therapy and language services aren’t just what they do during their business hours, It’s a passion.”
- Jul 29
- 4 min
Nurturing Growth Through Sensory Play: Exploring the Benefits and Practices
Leading with curiosity, sensory play involves engaging with senses such as touch, sight, sound, taste, and smell in an experimental way.
- Jul 29
- 4 min
Helping Children Find Their Voice: Practical Communication Tips for Caregivers
Hearing a child speak their first words is a monumental moment for caregivers, signifying the child's entrance into the world.
- Jul 8
- 4 min
Transforming Lives at the RiteCare Childhood Language Center of Orange County: A Conversation with Laurie Lennon Thompson, M.S., CCC-SLP
Laurie’s work at the RiteCare Childhood Language Center of Orange County has led to remarkable progress for many children.
- Jul 5
- 3 min
Engaging Children in Sight Word Practice
If you are seeking ways to enhance your child's reading fluency and speech development, working with sight words is an excellent approach.
- Jul 3
- 3 min
Reading with Children at Home: Techniques for Success
With increased free time, maintaining a connection to learning—especially through reading—is invaluable for a child's ongoing development.
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