A fish in a tree and the teacher who helped her swim
The challenge today for apraxia awareness month was to recognize a teacher making a difference.
The challenge today for apraxia awareness month was to recognize a teacher making a difference.
Speech therapy is predominately speech and language therapy, but the counseling aspect I believe is significantly underscored.
Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover book companion
I am so excited to have probably my favorite person I know on social media I know with us today. His name is Mikey and he is admin to the page Mikey’s Wish – Verbal Dyspraxia Awareness. Mikey’s famous tagline is that himself and others with verbal dyspraxia/apraxia are “too cool to follow the neurotypical rule.” Mikey thank you so much for being here! For my readers who don’t know,
SLP Mommy of Apraxia/Dyspraxia/Dyslexia
Ashlynn had oral surgery today to fix a ridiculously thick upper labial frenulum that was impacting her front teeth. I have anxiety. That’s no secret. I was pretty nervous. I had like every prayer warrior I could think of praying for her. It’s not that serious of a surgery in the grand scheme of things; but she was going to have to take a valium the night before, and then