Resources

Hearing a child speak their first words is a monumental moment for caregivers, signifying the child's entrance into the world.

If you are seeking ways to enhance your child's reading fluency and speech development, working with sight words is an excellent approach.

With increased free time, maintaining a connection to learning—especially through reading—is invaluable for a child's ongoing development.

The RiteCare Childhood Language Centers provide diagnostic evaluation and treatment of speech and language disorders.

The California State Long Beach Speech and Language Program participated in The City of Long Beach’s Celebration of the Young Child.

In a recent testimony, a parent expressed her sincere gratitude toward a member of her child’s care team at the Rainbolt RiteCare...

Did you know children with ADHD have a higher risk of delayed speech development? ADHD and delayed speech development are two common neurodevelopmental disorders that can significantly affect a child's academic, social, and emotional development.

Pure alexia, also known as letter-by-letter reading or agnosia for written language, is a type of acquired reading disorder that affects...

If your child has been diagnosed with hyponasal speech, you probably have a lot of questions. Like, what is hyponasality and how will...

Social Pragmatic Communication Disorder (SCD) affects between 7-11% of eighth graders. This condition affects a child’s conversation...