Many children experience communication delays during their formative years. However, there are key differences between delays caused by autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and those caused by speech-language disorders.

We've all stressed, strained, or overused our voice. And while it naturally comes back after a day or two - what if it doesn't? In this post, we explore the causes of functional voice disorders, how they can be treated, and tips to maintain your vocal health.

Considering speech therapy for your kiddo? This helpful resource provides everything you need to know about the benefits of speech, how it works, where it’s delivered, and tips to help your child reach their communication goals.

Help your early language learner master their /k/ and /g/ sounds with tips and home practice activities to improve the clarity of their speech!

There are so many helpful language-building techniques and activities you can practice at home to help your child better express themselves.

What is selective mutism? And how is it distinguished from other language and social disorders? In this article, we cover what you need to know about selective mutism and the benefits of early intervention.

While these two concepts may seem similar on their face, there are key differences all caregivers should know. Implementing rewards at home can be key to reinforcing positive behavior

Online speech therapy can be beneficial for children of all ages, and with different communication needs and learning styles. In this article we discuss several helpful tips to keep your child engaged and motivated during virtual learning.

We've all experienced the dreaded temper tantrum. But did you know that a language delay could be playing a role in these emotional outbursts? In this article we describe how a child's inability to express themselves can be the root of a child's frustrations.

At Expressable, we're honored to have such a qualified and compassionate team of speech therapists that work with clients everyday to reach their communication goals. In our therapist spotlight series, we highlight some of their amazing stories.

Singing songs with your child is one of the best ways to promote crucial early language skills - not to mention one of the most fun and enjoyable activities you can do together!

Learning to clearly express our emotions is an important lifelong skill that starts in childhood. In this article we describe how you can teach your child to recognize, identify, and express their feelings to improve their overall emotional well-being.

Holding engaging conversations is one of the most important and foundational parts of a child's social language development. In this article, we describe all the unspoken rules of a successful conversation, and tips to improve your child's conversational abilities.

Many children struggle to accurately pronounce their "TH" sounds. This article discusses common speech errors and what you need to know to help your child master this important sound.

Check out these fun summertime speech activities to keep growing your child's communication skills over the coming months!

It's hard to overstate how essential home practice is to helping your child reach their speech and language goals. But do you know why? In this article, we break down the importance of home speech practice and provide tips on how to find the time.

It's common for many children to struggle with their "SH" sounds. This can be a daunting for kiddos and their parents/caregivers. In this article, we review what age your child should master this sound, common misproductions, and tips for accurate pronunciation.

Toddlers between the ages of 12-24 months undergo a major leap in their language, vocabulary, and comprehension. Watching for these important speech and language milestones, and promoting growth, will help them become a confident communicator.