by Amanda Pahl | Apr 6, 2022
SLP Kelly Goad explains what the therapeutic benefits of pretend play are, the developmental stages of pretend play, and some of our therapists favorite ways to work on language...
by Amanda Pahl | Mar 22, 2022
Speech-Language Pathologist Megan explains how to know when your child is able to be challenged with difficult or non-preferred tasks. She references the DIR/Floortime Principles and emotional bell curve as tools for knowing when your child is able to take on new...
by Amanda Pahl | Mar 1, 2022
How Our Therapists Use the Z Vibe Rollerball Do you have jaw or face pain from TMJ, tension headaches, jaw clenching, teeth grinding, congestion or sinus pressure?We have just the thing! In this week’s video, Speech Therapist and Orofacial Myofunctional...
by Amanda Pahl | Feb 16, 2022
Promoting Therapy Progress At Home Are you interested to learn how to shorten the duration of your child’s therapy and reach their goals faster? Speech-Language Pathologist, Danielle emphasizes the important of practicing at home, attendance, observing sessions,...
by Amanda Pahl | Jan 4, 2022
Decontextualized Language for Preschoolers Laura Strenk, a Speech-Language Pathologist here at Emerge, explains what decontextualized language is and four major ways you can help support your child’s learning and language skills. These language skills are very...
