A decade has passed since our business embarked on a journey to serve the students and private schools of Chicago. Now, it is time to reflec

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Speech and Language Milestones for Children. How Parents Can Keep Track of Communication Skills Development.

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As a parent, you know your child better than anyone. You’ve watched them grow and change, and have been their primary support system so...

What does advocacy mean to you? Does it involve standing up for what you believe in, and for what’s right? Does it conjure up images of...

On the surface, understanding what you hear seems simple and straightforward. But it’s not. In truth, processing what we hear so we can...

As a modern parent, you’ve most likely heard the term, dyslexia. You may even know a little bit about it. It’s the issue where people...

We’ve all heard at least a little bit about autism. Maybe you know someone with autism. Maybe your child has recently been diagnosed....

Here at The Loop, we love all things language. That’s why we’ve devoted our most recent weekly blogs to diving deep into this complex and...

Language is too big a topic to adequately cover in one post, so we’re going to be exploring the different facets of our language skills...

Today, we’re tackling a big topic—language. On the surface, it may seem like a straightforward concept to grasp—but dig a bit deeper, and...

It’s so exciting for parents when our kiddos start learning to express themselves. Soon, one word becomes two, and, before you know it,...

As a parent, you only want the best for your child. You feel joy as you witness their accomplishments and growth, but you also share...

In last week’s blog, we tackled articulation disorders (you can check out the full post here). This week—we’re turning our focus toward...

Recently, I was chatting with a mom friend, whose eight and ten year old kids both continue to pronounce their Rs as Ws. This is a common...

As an educator, you’ve already got a LOT on your plate. Interfacing with students and parents, creating and providing high-quality,...

You’ve been contacted by the school, asking permission for your child to be evaluated by the Speech Therapist—and you’ve got questions....

The past few years I’ve noticed people are creating “Fall Bucket Lists.” These usually include fun outings like apple picking, carving...

Another school year has arrived! Class and speech therapy are back in session. This is a thrilling season filled with new beginnings and...