Discover some of our favorite speech-therapy-approved toys and games. This blog is a helpful reference for holidays, birthdays, and everyday play - designed to support your child’s development.

As part of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Awareness Month, we want to provide some more education regarding Augmentative and Alternative Communication (also known as AAC). AAC refers to all ways that an individual communicates aside from oral communication. Check out this article to learn more about different types of AAC and how it can be an important part of our kids' lives.  

Gestalt Language Processing (GLP), or Natural Language Acquisition (NLA), is a natural method of developing language in which children process language as "whole chunks" instead of processing single words at first. Keep reading to learn about additional ways to support individuals as they progress throughout the stages of GLP.  

Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a motor speech disorder in which a child's brain struggles to plan and coordinate the precise movements necessary for speech. Learn about common CAS characteristics, how speech therapy can help, and how to support apraxia awareness in this blog!

People of all ages can use Augmentative and Alternative Communication. Here is an outline of the different types of AAC.

Great news! Many of the applications AAC users need go on sale annually in April and May. Check out our comprehensive list.