How to Cultivate a Flexible Thinker With things constantly changing in our world, we are each learning how to go with the flow and change our plans when needed. Adjusting and thinking on our feet is essential, especially when each day brings something new. Sometimes when children seem stuck in their ways it’s not because […]
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From the Mouths of Babes: 10 Things I’ve Learned From Our Clients and Speech Therapists I’ve had the unique opportunity of working as the office manager and marketing director for Creative Speech Therapy NYC for almost two years. Creative Speech Therapy NYC is a private speech and feeding therapy clinic on the upper east side
Nurturing Cultural Diversity: A Parent’s Guide to Celebrating Differences In our diverse and interconnected world, multiculturalism is more relevant than ever. I looked around our neighborhoods, which are colorful mosaics of various cultures, religions, traditions, and beliefs. As a clinician and also a parent, it is crucial to me for my children to become well-rounded,
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Declarative Language Do you find yourself constantly giving directions to your child? “Stand here!” “Can you get your backpack?” “Give some to your sister!” “Don’t do that!” “Put away those toys! Here’s a strategy you can try – It’s called declarative language! Declarative language statements can help support your child’s independent processing of language to
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What Does it Mean to be a Clinical Fellow? Creative Speech Therapy NYC has the unique opportunity of bringing on Miya Wilson, a clinical fellow, this fall. Miya is an incredibly hard-working and wonderful therapist and we are so grateful we get to have her with us. But what does it mean to be a
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It’s Not “Just Play” It is through play that children learn how to interact in their environment, discover their interests, and acquire cognitive, motor, speech, language, and social-emotional skills (American Academy of Pediatrics, 2007). Over the last ten years, ‘play’ has become a huge part of my world and I would not have it any
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