Laura M Biegner M.A.CCC & Associates

07/17/2024

In receiving this award, I know that I attribute the success of this practice directly to the wonderful staff I have been fortunate enough to have by my side year after year. Having the ability to not only work with children, but connect with them in fun and engaging ways, while gaining their trust shows their dedication to our craft. I am proud to know and work with each of them.

02/05/2021

Happy Friday!

Here is a quick and easy guide to make sure your child is on track with his/her speech development. Call today if you have questions or concerns!

08/26/2020

Reading with your child is something that parents and caregivers try to do on a daily basis. When reading with children, it is important to select books that match their age, growing linguistic abilities and encourage participation.

A great way to facilitate participation is by remembering the acronym CROWD. The resource below explains the 5 types of prompts that can be used when reading with children.

08/18/2020

As a parent, it's difficult to know whether or not your child's language is where it should be. Below is a great resource to help make sure your child is on track.

If you or someone you know is concerned about their child's language growth, give us a call today for a free phone consultation!!

08/13/2020

This week we are celebrating the graduation of one of the sweetest clients and we wanted to share one of our favorite stories of him with you!

A while back, upon learning that Laura had broken her arm, this creative and empathetic 4-year-old came up with the perfect way to brighten Laura's day. He showed up to his next therapy session with flowers and a glue stick to help fix her arm, and told her not to worry, everything would be okay!

We are so proud of his progress and determination to overcome a language, articulation, and stuttering disorder. His humor and gentle heart will be missed, but we are so excited for his bright future!

08/10/2020

Early intervention is so important! Take a moment to read this short, 1 page article, that speaks to the benefits of early intervention services.

"The connections in a baby’s brain are most adaptable in the first three years of life. These connections, also called neural circuits, are the foundation for learning, behavior, and health. Over time, these connections become harder to change" 1.

You can make a real difference for your child by acting early on developmental concerns. Learn why acting early is important.