Julia Hobbs Speech Pathology

Julia Hobbs Speech Pathology Speech Pathology Private Practice in Los Angeles

For more than thirty years we have enjoyed working with children and their families as well as adults in need of our services. We take pride in providing personalized, carefully designed assessment and treatment programs for children and adults having various types of communication disorders. We maintain high professional standards, and utilize the most current therapy techniques with an old-fashioned, personal approach. Meet Our Staff: Julia Hobbs, Suzanne Erdelyi, Sage Mervis, Mary Beth Oubre, Lori Marks, Cayla Kurland, Helene Schwartz, Kariel Thompson

https://www.facebook.com/1945050102375378/posts/2488444238035959?d=n&sfns=mo
11/21/2019

https://www.facebook.com/1945050102375378/posts/2488444238035959?d=n&sfns=mo

Not only do you save time and money over making your own, there are no needles, no sloshy water, no broken ornaments, kids can rearrange as many times as they like... The best part, fold it all up into a ziplock bag at the end of the season...no packing! From: Jennifer Nielsen RE: Fantastic High Qua...

https://www.facebook.com/100004018710336/posts/1811034159040524?d=n&sfns=mo
11/17/2019

https://www.facebook.com/100004018710336/posts/1811034159040524?d=n&sfns=mo

“I am 2. I am not terrible…I am frustrated. I am nervous, stressed out, overwhelmed, and confused. I need a hug.”

From the diary of a 2-year-old:

Today I woke up and wanted to get dressed by myself but was told “No, we don’t have time, let me do it.”

This made me sad.

I wanted to feed myself for breakfast but was told,
“No, you’re too messy, let me do it for you.”

This made me feel frustrated.

I wanted to walk to the car and get in on my own but was told, “No, we need to get going, we don’t have time. Let me do it.”

This made me cry.

I wanted to get out of the car on my own but was told “No, we don’t have time, let me do it.”

This made me want to run away.

Later I wanted to play with blocks but was told “no, not like that, like this…”

I decided I didn’t want to play with blocks anymore. I wanted to play with a doll that someone else had, so I took it. I was told “No, don’t do that! You have to share.”

I’m not sure what I did, but it made me sad. So I cried. I wanted a hug but was told “No, you’re fine, go play”.

I’m being told it’s time to pick up. I know this because someone keeps saying, “Go pick up your toys.”

I am not sure what to do, I am waiting for someone to show me.

“What are you doing? Why are you just standing there? Pick up your toys, now!”

I was not allowed to dress myself or move my own body to get to where I needed to go, but now I am being asked to pick things up.

I’m not sure what to do. Is someone supposed to show me how to do this? Where do I start? Where do these things go? I am hearing a lot of words but I do not understand what is being asked of me. I am scared and do not move.

I lay down on the floor and cry.

When it was time to eat I wanted to get my own food but was told “no, you’re too little. Let me do it.”

This made me feel small. I tried to eat the food in front of me but I did not put it there and someone keeps saying “Here, try this, eat this…” and putting things in my face.

I didn’t want to eat anymore. This made me want to throw things and cry.

I can’t get down from the table because no one will let me…because I’m too small and I can’t. They keep saying I have to take a bite. This makes me cry more. I’m hungry and frustrated and sad. I’m tired and I need someone to hold me. I do not feel safe or in control. This makes me scared. I cry even more.

I am 2. No one will let me dress myself, no one will let me move my own body where it needs to go, no one will let me attend to my own needs.

However, I am expected to know how to share, “listen”, or “wait a minute”. I am expected to know what to say and how to act or handle my emotions. I am expected to sit still or know that if I throw something it might break….But, I do NOT know these things.

I am not allowed to practice my skills of walking, pushing, pulling, zipping, buttoning, pouring, serving, climbing, running, throwing or doing things that I know I can do. Things that interest me and make me curious, these are the things I am NOT allowed to do.

I am 2. I am not terrible…I am frustrated. I am nervous, stressed out, overwhelmed, and confused. I need a hug.

*Thank you, Dejah Roman for your POWERFUL words*

*follow Mary Katherine Backstrom for more parenting encouragement*

11/16/2019

Would we see American writing ability increase if these three elements were restored to the classroom?

https://www.facebook.com/1086485182/posts/10220272077247204?d=n&sfns=mo
11/12/2019

https://www.facebook.com/1086485182/posts/10220272077247204?d=n&sfns=mo

I was walking through Kroger around Mother’s Day when I saw it:  a mug on display featuring the hand illustrated note “Good Kids have Good Moms.” I wasn’t really trying to get punched in the emotional gut while picking up our weekly gallon of milk, but that’s what happened. I felt a bit e...

Address

11835 W Olympic Boulevard Ste 300E
Los Angeles, CA
90064

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Julia Hobbs Speech Pathology posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Julia Hobbs Speech Pathology:

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram