As an educator in the modern school system, you’ve undoubtedly interacted with students on the autism spectrum. Today, educational...

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....

Standardized tests. Just hearing the term probably makes you flashback to high school— Remember the SATs? ...There you were, hunched over...

My students love mazes and they have been my recent go-to game in online sessions. I've been adapting our mazes to work on my students'...

Here are three no-tech learning games that I use in my practice that you can easily make at home. A nice component of all these games...

There are lots of great YouTube videos and comics you can show your kids to promote their language skills. My favorite videos are Simon's...

A 100s chart is a 10-by-10 grid with the numbers one to one hundred printed in the squares. I like to use 100s charts with my students to...

Practicing your child's speech sounds at home can help them make quicker progress​. It's important to make sure you know which sound,...

One of my favorite go-to writing prompt books is, "642 Big Things to Write About: Young Writer's Edition" by 826 Valencia. Here are some...

The last week has been one of the most challenging for me as a small business owner and a clinician. With school closures lasting...

Do you think your child is struggling with social communication? For many of us, social communication comes naturally and feels...