Young children and children with disabilities often use simple language to express themselves. They’re learning to use more “grown-up” language which they hear from older
The ability to use descriptive words when writing or talking is essential to clearly communicatingthoughts, feelings, and ideas. Students who struggle to use descriptive words
Use the following charts to help recognize signs of speech, language, and hearing disorders and find thehelp needed to address these disorders. Signs of a
Go on a scavenger hunt outside! Go on a walk and see what you can find! Unleash the Thrill of an Outdoor Scavenger Hunt! Take
Terminology AAC – Augmentative and Alternative Communication. Anything we use to communicate besides our voices. This may be communication devices, cell phones, sign language, gestures,
There has been a lot of research on individuals who learn to communicate using AAC. Across many studies, these four best practices have been proven
What are person-centered functional goals? Goals identified by the child, in partnership with the clinician and family, that allow participation in meaningful activities and roles
May is officially recognized as Better Speech and Hearing Month, a time to raise awareness about communication disorders and the importance of hearing health. This
BOOK OF THE DAY Click on the date number to listen to a read aloud! Practice the word of the week while you read the
What is the vestibular system and how does vestibular processing and movement play a key role in development? Has your child’s therapist mentioned the vestibular
Eva and Harmony are two sisters who have been attending Speech, Occupational, and Physical Pediatric Therapy at Medical Support Services for the last 5 years.
Medical Support Service’s 2022 Holiday Guide! With the holiday seasons coming up, we felt inspired to share our favorite gift recommendations! We’ve broken them into
