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Explore where our work has been featured! From podcasts to published articles, we’ve shared insights on AAC, gestalt language processing, and neurodiversity-affirming speech therapy to help educate and empower families and professionals.

A young African American girl smiling outdoors, wearing a striped t-shirt, black pants, a red backpack, and headphones around her neck, standing on a sidewalk with green trees and bushes in the background.

What to Say When Your Neurodiverse Child Is Overwhelmed: An Age-By-Age Guide

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The Bump

How To Decode All Those Adorable (and Sometimes Worrisome) Newborn Baby Sounds

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People

The Alphabet Song Is Completely Different Now, a Teacher Breaks Down the Important Reason Why

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The Guardian

Swallowing correctly can save your life – are you doing it right?

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Forbes

Educational Board Games: Fun And Learning Combined

A young boy sitting on a table receiving help from an adult man to put on shoe. The boy is wearing a navy blue and white striped shirt and white pants, while the man is wearing a yellow striped long-sleeve shirt.

What to do when your toddler says ‘no’ to everything.

Got a toddler whose favorite word is “no"? Here’s how to handle this common albeit frustrating phase.

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School Burnout: How to End the Cycle of Exhaustion, Dysregulation, and Overstimulation.

School exhaustion is something many parents have seen in their children. After a long day of learning, reading, writing, socializing, and schoolwork, many kids come home completely tapped.