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“Social Communication Skills Are Vital” -Child Speech Therapist

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Fort Myers Speech Therapist on Cochlear Implants and Speech-Language Development

If your child has or is expected to need cochlear implants, they may also need speech therapy. Consultation with a Fort Myers speech therapist can help parents ascertain whether their child will likely need speech-language therapy and if so, how…

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Risk Factors for Child Speech Delays – Fort Myers Speech Therapist Insight

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Fort Myers Speech Therapist Tips for Kids Who Struggle With “Inside Voices”

How many times a day are you admonishing your child to please use their “inside voice”? As a Fort Myers speech therapist, I love it when kids are engaged and excited to participate in a conversation! That said, I also…

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How We Use Storytelling in Fort Myers Speech Therapy

From fables and fairytales to silly rhymes and serious plots, kids LOVE story time! At its core, storytelling is about connection and communication. Everyone has a story to tell, and stories help us to understand the world around us and…

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Fort Myers Speech Therapist Tips on Reducing Kids’ Screen Time

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Does My Child Need a Fort Myers Speech Therapist if His Speech is Hard to Understand?

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4 Things to Look for in a Florida Speech Therapist for Kids

At FOCUS, we’re familiar with the process of searching for a Florida speech therapist for kids. When we’re looking to hire speech therapists, there are some key things that we look for – and it goes beyond the right education,…

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Fort Myers Speech Therapist Insight: What’s a Speech Sound Disorder and How Do You Treat It?

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Why Speech Pathologists Focus So Much on “WH” Questions With Kids

The ability to ask and answer “Wh” questions is an integral part of language development. Speech pathologists recognize that kids must first be able to understand questions before they can engage in an exchange of information. It’s the very foundation…