Category: Speech and Language Therapy

Sign Language for Children

Many speech-language pathologists use both verbal language and sign language in therapy sessions to facilitate communication with children. Sign language can serve as a bridge

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AAC Myths and Facts | Sensory Solutions

AAC Myths and Facts

Myth #1: AAC will hinder or stop a child’s speech development. Fact #1: Research has shown that AAC may improve and enhance a child’s spoken

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Visual Supports | Sensory Solutions

Visual Supports

Visual supports are pictures, objects, or signs to help increase communication. When verbal and auditory communication is not practical. It can help with any pediatric

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