A Day in the Life of This SLP: Gratitude is Mutual
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Twenty Years Ago
You entered my office with your parents as an adorable 18 month old toddler…and we began our work together!
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You entered my office with your parents as an adorable 18 month old toddler…and we began our work together!
Today, my five-year old friend arrived at the Center a bit early for his appointment holding his handmade book filled with his story.
His mother was with him and she holding a paper bag filled with surprises for this Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP).
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I am saddened that our little ones need to be brave…
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While working on a YaYa’s in the Kitchen blog post, I ran across a new page on social media, Bourne Brilliant!
Quickly, I contacted their Mom-in-Chief to learn about her daughters, the Bourne Brilliant sister entrepreneurs, and gain permission to highlight them as a Community Share Partner.
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…And know they love you.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young released this song and lyrics in 1970 on their Déjà Vu album two years after Martin Luther King Jr.’s death.
YES, it snowed today! NO, we are not related to Winter Storm Grayson!
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The winter holidays were approaching and early one morning last week, I received this text from the Mom of one of my five-year old SLP friends, “Just dropped off treats…”
And then this…
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“What if a kid’s most annoying trait is their biggest talent in disguise?”
Thank you, Josh Shipp, for asking this question.
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It is that time of year when we remember that fall is on the way.
While there is a collective exhaustion from Hurricane Irma passing through last week, it is time to resume our routines.
Today that means selecting a pumpkin recipe. However, pumpkin bread will have to wait as there is an oven on the fritz.
Hmmm, what are a YaYa and her assistant to do?!
Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists are two of the professionals being called to Texas to assist in the Hurricane Harvey crisis.
Some friends have commented that seems odd?!