Speechexperts Saskatoon

02/18/2025

-40c is always better w coffee

09/04/2021

08/30/2021

Too often people look at the behaivours or actions of individuals with FASD and form inaccurate judgements without understanding the underlying cause. Sharing correct information about FASD can help people understand the challenges caused by the disability.

08/27/2021

FASD can create challenges in almost every part of an individual’s life. Here are just 10 examples of how this disability can impact someone.

03/29/2021

Whether a child’s communication skills are delayed or disordered, early identification and intervention will benefit them. Thank you ABG Speech Therapy for a great graphic.

03/23/2021

Here’s a graphic of some of the behaviours that may be common among people with FASD. It’s important to treat these behaviours as symptoms of the disability.

03/20/2021

Play is important for cognitive, social and language development. Thank you Pathways.org for a great educational graphic.

03/17/2021

What exactly is neurodiversity? 👇🏼👇🏼

Neurodiversity is beautiful! Spread the word! ❤️

12/18/2020

Ciara shared the sweet clip on Dec. 10.

11/20/2020

An aphasia-friendly emergency kit checklist helps people with aphasia or reading challenges prepare for a natural disaster.

11/09/2020

11/08/2020

I love this!!
*This is not meant to be a political post, although I’m sure some will view it that way (which is ok- just scroll on by). Part of what many SLPs include in their fluency therapy is a list of famous people who stutter (James Earl Jones, Marilyn Monroe) - because it’s important for kids who stutter to know that they can be smart & successful, and be anything they could dream to be. Representation matters, and it’s so great to see a person who stutters in a job where frequent speeches under pressure (most stutterers’ nightmare) is the norm- and children who stutter can see that and think, “I can do that too!”.

Find out more about famous people who stutter: https://www.stutteringhelp.org/famouspeople