Helpful Resources for Clients & Families
At my practice, I believe that empowered parents are a child's best advocates. I’ve curated these evidence-based resources from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) to help you understand developmental milestones and identify when your child might benefit from extra support.
Early Childhood Milestones $ Development
•Birth to Age 5: Interactive Milestone Map – A comprehensive look at hearing, understanding, and talking for our youngest learners.
•Identify the Signs of a Communication Disorder – A parent-friendly guide to recognizing early red flags in speech, language, and hearing.
•Feeding & Swallowing Development – Information for parents of "picky eaters" or children struggling with mealtime textures.
Support for School-Age Students
•Communication & Academic Success (K-Grade 5) – How speech and language skills directly impact reading, writing, and social confidence in the classroom.
•Understanding Social Communication – A guide to "Pragmatic Language" and how it helps children navigate friendships and social rules.
•The Link Between Speech & Reading – Why phonemic awareness and language skills are the essential building blocks for becoming a strong reader.
Adult & Adolescent Resources
•Executive Functioning – Understanding how organization, planning, and focus intersect with communication in adolescents and adults.
•National Stuttering Association (NSA) – The nation's largest support organization for adults, teens, and families affected by stuttering, offering support groups, advocacy, and educational resources.
•Stuttering & Fluency Support – Helpful tips for families on how to support a child or teen who stutters.
Looking for More Personal Guidance?
While these resources are excellent benchmarks, everyone's path is unique. If you have questions about yourself or your child's specific development, I am here to help.