Working as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) involves far more than working with children with communication disorders. Another essential part involves establishing a relationship with parents and maintaining effective communication. For a dedicated SLP, there are...
If a 2-year-old child can only say a few simple words and sounds, should parents be concerned or should they just “wait and see”? If a child doesn’t communicate as much as their peers, does this suggest a language delay, and what should parents do? In this...
In honor of ASHA’s (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association) Better Hearing and Speech Month (BHSM) in May, ELG is launching an exclusive online event to address your speech and language concerns. This event is specifically targeted at supporting middle to high...
Summer might be for relaxing, but ELG staff have been busy! Here’s what ELG has been up to over the summer. Music and the Mind: Music Therapy Making music helps the body and mind work together, stimulates thinking and expressive skills, and enhances creativity....
By Anne Gerber, Occupational Therapist, and Ronni Rowland, Writer Are you looking for short activities that ease stress, release energy and enhance learning? Each of the following “Brain Gym” movements are not only fun but also engage the brain and can be performed in...
By Albine Klawatsch, Occupational Therapist, Certified Dyslexia Trainer Do you know children or teenagers who struggle with writing? They may: Struggle putting their thoughts on paper Have strong verbal skills but demonstrate difficulties in expressing their ideas in...
