Neurological conditions can present significant challenges to communication for adults, affecting speech, language, voice, and cognition. However, with the guidance and support of speech therapists,
Cognitive communication therapy is a specialized form of therapy that focuses on improving language and thinking skills in adults. This type of therapy is often
Speech therapy doesn’t have to be all work and no play, especially for toddlers! Engaging in fun and interactive activities can be an effective way
Our brains are remarkable and complex organs that control everything we do, including our ability to communicate. When it comes to speech and language, the
During our speech therapy sessions, we wholeheartedly believe that “Speech therapy is a work of heart.” We are passionate about what we do, and our
As the holiday season unfolds, we at Laura Cramb Speech Therapists extend warm wishes for a safe and blessed Christmas to all our clients and
As the festive season approaches, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the gifts that truly matter. While presents under the tree are exciting, there’s
Do you have a child who has a few words mastered but only says them occasionally? Is there a lot of whining when they want
Food can be a fun, motivating (and delicious) way to elicit the R sound in speech therapy. Who doesn’t love snacks, right? Today I’ll share
Play-based speech therapy is when a speech pathologist (SLP) plans speech and/or language activities around a play toy or activity. The SLP will create opportunities
