Ring Therapy Services

Ring Therapy Services At Ring Therapy Services we offer Speech & Occupational Therapy that fit your unique needs.

01/23/2026

This is your reminder—you’re on the list.

01/21/2026

What we say to our kids becomes their inner voice 🤍

Speech therapy starts with connection—not correction.

01/19/2026

Feeding a baby shouldn’t feel like a full-body workout… but here we are 😅
Anyone else have a wiggly feeder?

01/16/2026

Your child is watching. Your child is listening. Your child is learning.

Words will come with support, time + connection.
✨ Some children are behind — and that’s okay.
✨ Support works best when it starts early

01/14/2026

One simple toy = many opportunities for language

Why this works:

When you repeat the same words during play, your child:
Understands them faster
Learns what words mean
Feels less pressure to perform

✨ Repetition > variety

01/12/2026

Try Using These Phrases During Play & Routines:
🚗 Cars / Toy Play
“Car go.”
“Go!”
“Stop.”
“Crash!”
“More car.”
🍎 Snack Time
“More.”
“All done.”
“Eat.”
“Crunch.”
“Drink.”

🛁 Bath Time
“Wash.”
“Splash.”
“In.”
“Out.”
“All clean.”

👕 Getting Dressed
“On.”
“Off.”
“Shoe on.”
“Sock off.”
“Done.”

📚 Books
“Turn page.”
“Dog.”
“Uh-oh.”
“Night-night.”

✨ You don’t need full sentences.
✨ Simple + repeated = powerful

01/09/2026

Pointing = communication
Sounds = communication
Eye contact = communication
Pulling you to something = communication

Treat these like words. Your response teaches them language. This is how communication starts. Connection comes before words.

✨ It all counts.

01/07/2026

🎥 Phrases to Say During Play

🧩 “In.”
🧩 “Out.”
🧩 “Put in.”
🧩 “Push!”
🧩 “Uh-oh!” (when it doesn’t fit)
🧩 “Try again.”
🧩 “Open.” / “Close.”
🧩 “All done!”

🔑 Model, Don’t Quiz
Instead of asking “What shape is that?”
➡️ Say:
“Square in.”
“Blue in.”

👂 Follow Their Lead
Wait for your child to act
Label what they are doing
Repeat the same words over and ove
Repetition = learning 💬

📌 Parent Tip
You don’t need full sentences. Short, meaningful phrases are powerful for early speech!

01/05/2026

This could slow speech development 👇

❌ “What color is that?”
❌ “Say ball.”

These turn play into a test — and many young children shut down when they feel pressure.

Try this instead 👇

✅ “Ball!”
✅ “Red ball.”
✅ “Ball is red.”

You’re modeling language, not asking for it.

When children hear words paired with what they’re already doing, they’re more likely to understand — and eventually use them.

Parent takeaway:
✨ Model more. Ask less.
✨ Language grows through connection, not quizzes

12/24/2025

Sometimes therapy doesn’t look like “practice” at all — and that’s the magic. ✨

In this session:
🧱 He explained his LEGO creations.
🗣️ The therapist modeled /s/ sounds while keeping the conversation about what he loved.
🎯 Result? Speech practice that felt like play.

Speech & language goals don’t have to be drills — when you follow their interests, learning happens naturally.

Next time: notice what excites your child. Talk about it. Play around it. That’s where growth happens. 💛

12/23/2025

🎥 Therapy Tip: Boost Eye Contact & Speech Sounds!

Watch as one of our amazing therapist AND owner of RTS models a simple but powerful strategy 👇

📌 Holding a favorite toy or object near your face can help:

✔️ Improve your child’s eye contact

✔️ Encourage attention to your mouth for speech modeling

✔️ Make learning more playful & engaging

In this clip, we’re working on final /s/ sounds — and by pairing a motivating toy with a clear visual cue, we’re helping this child connect, focus, and succeed.

👪 Want to learn how to do this at home? Parent coaching is part of every therapy session at Ring Therapy. We’ll teach you how and why these strategies work.

📍Serving SWFL | 💬 DM us to learn more!

Letter toys can be great — but the goal isn’t to memorize the alphabet. It’s to build language, play skills, and confide...
12/22/2025

Letter toys can be great — but the goal isn’t to memorize the alphabet. It’s to build language, play skills, and confidence through simple interactions.

Here’s how to make letter play meaningful:

✨ Follow their lead.
If they pick up the “M,” talk about their choice:
“M! You found M! Mmm like ‘mom’!”

✨ Focus on sounds, not drilling.
Kids learn best when sounds are connected to real words:
“P! /p/ like popcorn!”

✨ Model simple vocabulary + phrases.
“Blue letter.”
“Big M.”
“You matched it!”

✨ Celebrate play more than accuracy.
Matching lowercase to uppercase is great — but exploring, stacking, knocking them over, and making silly sounds count too.

✨ Keep it short + joyful.
Positive experiences with letters = positive experiences with learning.

Remember:
Letters are fun, but connection + interaction teach far more than memorization ever will.

Make it simple. Make it warm. Make it playful. 💛

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6017 Pine Ridge Road Suite #280
Naples, FL
34119

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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+12394786375

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