Have you heard? It’s #ApraxiaAwareness Day and #Apraxia is trending!
In honor of all of the festivities, Margaret D Fish, author of “Here’s How to Treat Apraxia of Speech” is offering a free copy of her book to one lucky winner! Enter today and the winner will be announced next Saturday!
*Note: This giveaway is now closed*
Enter below! Good luck!
I only realized after being a part of the special needs community that school SLP’s have a bad rap. Like a really, REALLY, REALLY bad rap. I’m preparing a talk next month for Colorado school SLP’s, and every time I prepare a talk for this demographic, I have to tell you they have a…
Before Ronda’s last fight, I tried to rally our apraxia community to participate in a hashtag campaign showing our suport. You can find the post here: Why I fight: Inspiration from Ronda Rousey I have actually had that post hidden until tonight since at that time, Ronda had yet to say she had apraxia and…
I’m so honored and excited to have Dr. Kathy Jakielski, Ph.D., CCC-SLP with me today! I met Dr. Jakielski at the CASANA Intensive Training Institute, as she was one of the instructors. The honor is all mine, Laura. Thank you for your interest in my work! Kathy, I remember vividly this moment at the end…
Being a walk coordinator, you have one job that is a must. You must give the speech and hand out the medals. I mean, I guess you don’t have to, but typically this responsibility falls on you. I like to write, and I also took speech and debate all through school, so these two things…
I’ve created a (not exhaustive) list of questions to ask a potential SLP about their knowledge and experience treating childhood apraxia of speech.
The great thing about speech and language, is that it a task that can be worked on in any activity. Familiar routines in the home provide the perfect platform for encouraging speech and language, because this “routinized language” is predictable and context based. A fellow SLP and mommy of apraxia, Kim from Landonjourney.blogspot.com and I…
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Thank you for the giveaway!
Thank you for the giveaway! I would use this book for my daughter!
I am a new grad and would love this book as a reference and more information re: apraxia treatment!