Worldwide Speech Blog

2020 Childhood Trauma Survival Guide

By Sarah Fowler As many Americans are beginning to embrace post-pandemic freedom, many of Worldwide Speech’s international clients are still

As rainbow Pride flags fly high, it’s likely that kids will become curious about the significance of this important time.

By Sarah Fowler If you have been following along with our blog (particularly, “What it Means to be Disabled“) you’ll

Our President and Founder, Erin Long, was recently invited to speak on ABA Speech’s Podcast with Rose Griffin. Rose is

by Sarah Fowler It all began in 1988 when the National Stuttering Association (NSA) pushed for the establishment of National

By Sarah Fowler We recently were contacted by Wondermoms.org to share some articles through our blog. We very much appreciate

By Erin Long Worldwide Speech is dedicated to serving all those in need of special education services. Because the company

by Sarah Fowler Many of us are aware of the increasing rate of hate crimes and bias towards Asian Americans

The shift from “Awareness” to “Acceptance”

By Sarah Fowler When I was in kindergarten, I had a frontal lisp. My name is Sarah, but I would