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Is there an uprise in expressive language delay following the pandemic? Why do we suddenly see so many of these little ones on our caseloads? Increased Expressive Language Delay The short answer is yes. Following the shutdown of America (and the world), there has been an increase in toddlers and
I want to share some things I wish I had known when starting out as a home health SLP early intervention. I’m sharing practical tips for organizing and managing your caseload, storing materials, making the most of toys, and managing your time. Priority 1: Staying Organized when Scheduling Your Caseload
Speech sound disorders are any difficulties or combination of difficulties with perception, motor production, or phonological representation of speech sounds and speech segments. [ASHA] Speech Sound Disorders can be divided into two major categories: organic and functional. Organic Speech Disorders Organic Speech Sound Disorders are based on motor/neurological deficits or