We are excited to introduce our 9th and newest office in Westhampton Beach!! This office will be able to better assist patients on the east end of Long Island. For more info visit
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Executive functioning refers to a set of skills that target initiating, planning, sustaining, inhibiting one’s thoughts and behaviors. It focuses on a person's ability to stay on task despite distraction.
What kind of vest should you wear in the fall?
A har-vest!
Happy First Day of Autumn from the Long Island Center for Speech!
Good luck in school. We Be-Leaf in you!
Visual schedules are a great way to implement structure into your child’s life. Visual schedules can be a handy tool to help with transitions. Find out more benefits of visual schedules here!
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There are certain milestones that parents should be aware of. This link provides a list of expected behaviors at each age. If your child is not meeting those milestones, our qualified therapists at Long Island Speech would be happy give an evaluation.
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Why are nursery rhymes loved and used by most speech therapists? Because there are so many benefits for young children to help learn and develop their language! Find out more here! https://t.co/0njVJWUwIz
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A great way to communicate with your baby before they start speaking is through sign language! Check out this link for more information about baby sign language and how it can promote growth in language and vocabulary! https://t.co/5QEDxMF4Oa
Planning one final road trip this summer before school starts up again next month? Squeeze in some extra speech therapy practice with these fun road trip games!
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Deficits in cognitive communication may result in reduced awareness, inability to initiate and effectively communicate needs, reduced memory and judgement and much more. To learn more about the impact of cognitive communication impairments follow the link: https://t.co/lkSKVtD76z
Going on a road trip anytime soon? Check out how to support your child's speech and language in the car while having fun! Here you can find all different kinds of games divided up by varying age groups. Buckle up & enjoy the ride!
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Learn more about mirror neurons and how they are critical for articulation therapy. Mirror neurons are why it is so important for children to “watch me” in articulation therapy! https://t.co/8BevuWhEWy
Do you feel like you are constantly cleaning your baby’s face and hands during meal time? It’s actually great for kids to play with their food. Here are some reasons why getting down and dirty can be beneficial! https://t.co/NETRo5Gqhm
Not only can sand castles be made at the beach, but they can be made at home too! Check out the step-by-step instructions linked below on how to make the fun articulation sand castle craft.
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Are you having trouble getting your child to try new foods? Here are some fresh ideas for trying food from the SOS feeding approach website! https://t.co/0lLcwfqEeI
Summer is ending and the start of the school year is quickly approaching! This can be an exciting but stressful time for parents and children. Check out 5 tips for a smooth transition back to school! https://t.co/JDxV09FTtY
Do you have a younger child/family member who is diagnosed with Down Syndrome? This article is a great read if you’re looking to find out some of the speech Difficulties and Techniques Associated with Down Syndrome.
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