Back to School, College Edition: FSU Football Player Makes A New Friend
Category : Autism , Back to School, College Edition , Blog
We all know how awkward middle school can be even on the best of days.
But today would be different…
Children's Communication Center, Inc. ♦ Lori Savage Grayson, MMSc, CCC-SLP, FSL ♦ Practicing Speech-Language Pathology Since 1979 ♦ Founder ♦ Director ♦ Owner
Back to School, College Edition: FSU Football Player Makes A New Friend
- August 31, 2016
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- August 29, 2016
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A Day in the Life of This SLP: Thankful
Category : A Day in the Life of This SLP , Back to School, College Edition , Blog
It is impossible to go a day without being thankful for the wonderful current and alumni parents & families who support this Center & me, Lori Savage Grayson.
- August 24, 2016
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Philanthropy Share: Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Category : Blog , Philanthropy Share
It is this Center pleasure to offer a Philanthropy Share with “Team Remember” for their Walk to End Alzheimer’s on September 17, 2016.
The Alzheimer’s Association has information for all topics related to Alzheimer’s disease and more.
AND, you can follow our Pinterest Board on Alzheimer’s Topics here.
For each new LIKE to our Children’s Communication Center’s Facebook page, we make a donation in honor of your LIKE.
Be part of the solution.
“Together, we are making a difference!”
- August 24, 2016
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A Day in the Life of This SLP: I Missed YOU!
Category : A Day in the Life of This SLP , Blog
This is what it is all about!
After more than 35 years as a Speech-Language Pathologist, this is why I wake up ready to see my friends!
Looking forward to more days in the life of This SLP,
Contact us if you have any questions about how we can help your family.
- August 21, 2016
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Back to School: “Whaat’s for lunch today?!”
Category : Back to School , Blog
The countdown continues and many of you have successfully made it through the first week of 2016’s school year.
Now that the supplies have been purchased and a week’s worth of lunches eaten, it may be time to rethink or expand your lunch choices. So, here we go…
- August 21, 2016
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A Day in the Life of This SLP: Family is Family
Category : A Day in the Life of This SLP , Blog
A quiet Sunday morning with the sun shining, the humidity rising, and the day just beginning…
THEN, as I unlock the family room door to let our three dogs out for their morning jaunt in the backyard, I spot “something” in the pool and it is blocking the skimmer basket.
- August 10, 2016
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Back to School: Ready, Set, Go…Transition Time
Category : Autism , Back to School , Blog , Mindfulness & Our Children
Is it time for your mornings to convert back to the wee hours of the early dawn for greeting your child or teen and heading out the door to arrive before the school bell rings?
YES?! Then read on.
If not yet, then bookmark this for later this summer.
Children’s Communication Center and this Center’s Director and Founder, Lori Savage Grayson, are sharing suggestions to help each family transition from the carefree summer routines back to the more scheduled school routines with less stress and more success!
- August 10, 2016
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Back to School: Welcoming New Families
Category : Back to School , Blog
Children’s Communication Center, under the direction and ownership of Lori Savage Grayson, is welcoming new families who are seeking high quality, well mananged, and professional Speech-Language Pathology services, including our Corporate Speech and Communication Services.
- August 3, 2016
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Back to School: Best Book Lists
Category : Back to School , Blog
As summer reading ends, soon our children will be deep into their texts books and required reading for the school year.
In addition to their school reading, it is worthy to have a wide range of books available which are based on their choices. With that in mind, this Center has gathered lists of the “best books” from toddler to young adult.
- August 3, 2016
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Back to School: Childhood Anxiety
Category : Autism , Back to School , Blog , Mindfulness & Our Children
As a pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), one of the most significant changes I have observed in the lives of the children and families entering this Center’s doors is that more “friends” are arriving with a medical diagnosis of anxiety, the youngest “friend” was three years old.