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Top Ten SLP Mommy of Apraxia posts for 2019
I have faith though that this next decade will be one of overcoming! I know ten years from now I’m going to be writing another success and triumph story, much like I did in the book I published this year called “Overcoming Apraxia.” I also want this next decade to be one of exponential growth in apraxia awareness and information so all children have the access to the best therapy.
Hammering out apraxia with David Hammer
Hi Dave! Thank you so much for coming on to guest blog! You know you are famous in the world of apraxia, so I am honored you are willing to guest blog! Your contributions to the field of Speech/Language Pathology and more specifically apraxia are inspiring. It’s an absolute honor to know you and I…
If we don’t say we’re scared, does it mean we don’t have fears?
Ashlynn almost drowned…twice. Okay, maybe I’m being dramatic, but that’s how a mother feels when a lifeguard has to jump in and save your child. The first was during her first ever swim lesson and the second was during a random winter session her Grandpa took her to. Both times she just walked off the…
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Growing up with Apaxia: A hidden card up his sleeve
That apraxia kids can understand everything that you say. I think that apraxia kids’ brains can process at the same or a little faster as anyone can.
They want to put her in a special classroom….what does that mean?
I have a client who is usually brought in by her dad who drops her off and then waits in the truck. Last night; however, he followed us back to the therapy room and asked to talk with me.This normally reserved, stoic man had fear and sadness in his eyes. He told me had just…
