A Way With Words

02/09/2022

"Lorin has a plan tailored specifically for them and is committed to their development in a very genuine, loving way. We truly know she cares about them. The boys adore her and I can’t imagine any future therapy not including her. She is helping them to gain skills I believe will follow them through their entire lives. We love Lorin and have never had so much success with other speech therapies!"

-Jessica

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Lorin has been working with our son for 4 years. At age 2.5 he was non verbal and diagnosed with ASD. Our son loves working with Lorin and he has benefited so much from his continued time with her. He’s conversational, a hard worker and I truly believe this could not have happened without the invo...

01/14/2022

Speech therapy is a vital element in correcting articulation problems; practicing at home daily (with a plan and/or strategies discussed with your SLP) is also hugely important.

While home practice looks/sounds different for everyone, it might include simply repeating what your child has said, but with correct pronunciation, often with extra emphasis on certain elements.

For more ways to improve articulation, contact us today!

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01/13/2022

We couldn't agree more... 💜

U.S. News best jobs rankings 2022 ranks Speech-Language Pathology as #10 of the 100 best jobs and #3 in best health care jobs. Audiology is ranked at #22 in best health care jobs! https://on.asha.org/3FhnTLf

01/01/2022

Happy New Year! We hope you make it a great 2022!

12/25/2021

12/16/2021

If you're looking for a great gift that's fun and encourages language learning, look no further!

Toys to Facilitate Language Development in Infants and Toddlers

12/02/2021

From ASHA...Imagine these situations:

You invited your friend over for dinner. Your child sees your friend reach for some cookies and says, "Better not take those, or you'll get even bigger." You can't believe your child could be so rude.

You talk with a neighbor about his new car. He has trouble staying on topic and starts talking about his favorite TV show. He doesn't look at you when you talk and doesn't laugh at your jokes. He keeps talking, even when you look at your watch and say, "Wow. It's getting late." You finally leave, thinking about how hard it is to talk with him.

Both your child and your neighbor speak well. What they may have trouble with is social communication, also called pragmatics. These are the rules that we follow when we talk. There are rules about when and how you should talk to people. We use facial expressions or gestures to share how we feel. We learn how to let someone know when we change the topic. Knowing and using these rules makes it easier to communicate.

The professionals at A Way With Words can help work through these situations and more to improve those communication skills.

Contact us today! www.a-waywithwords.com/contact

11/26/2021

From our families to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!

11/17/2021

Award-winning researcher Lauren Calandruccio joins the podcast to discuss auditory perception in noisy environments, like the classroom. A faculty member at Case Western Reserve University, she tells us about her research into how children perceive sound in environments with a lot of noise and environments with competing speakers.

 Award-winning researcher Lauren Calandruccio joins the podcast to discuss auditory perception in noisy environments. 

11/11/2021

This Veterans Day, we honor our servicemen and servicewomen for their bravery, commitment, and sacrifice. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do.

10/31/2021

Happy Halloween from all of us at A Way With Words!

10/27/2021

We want to know: Who was the most influential person from your childhood?

A teacher? A family member? A coach? A friend? Someone else?



We want to hear your story!