Do you look at your child who stutters and wonder why his lips seem “stuck” together (or apart) or her tongue won’t seem to cooperate?… Read More
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“Don’t gobblefunk around with words.” The BFG, Roald Dahl Beloved childrens’ author Roald Dahl must have had a twinkle in his eye as he wrote… Read More
Highly effective therapy exists for preschool-aged children who stutter. If you and your child attend speech pathology sessions, you can “get rid” of the fluency… Read More
Deserving winner of a Sundance Film Festival Award, “Life, Animated” is the uplifting documentary about a young man with autism who learns to communicate with… Read More
You see it in films and read about it in books. You remember it from high school and may continue to experience it: social anxiety.… Read More
We are all aware of the negatives associated with stuttering, including teasing, discrimination and stereotyping of people who stutter (PWS). Our ability to communicate is… Read More
As parents of a young child, particularly if its your first, it can be difficult to know whether your child’s skills and behaviours are ‘typical’… Read More
– Did your child starting using words at around one year old? – Did she use less than 50 words and/or not combine words by… Read More
Do you have a child under the age of 2.5? Does he consistently not: Make regular eye contact? Share smiles? Show toys to others? Play… Read More
