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What to do if Your Child is a Struggling Reader

Learning to read is a challenge for ~40% of kids. With early intervention, most reading problems can be prevented. Unfortunately,

By Aya Ninomiya When teaching a child, we typically begin teaching the skill in a therapeutic or school setting. Generalization

Have you ever heard the term, “Late Talker” and wondered what exactly “late” means? A late talker, also known as

By Aya Ninomiya Aya is an occupational therapy consultant for globally mobile families with special needs kids. Is your child

May is Better Hearing and Speech Month and the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA) has provided resources for parents

Written by Erin Long Although our mission at Worldwide Speech is to help your child achieve its fullest potential, the

Amy Greer is our online education specialist. We asked her a few questions to help our readers understand what online

Given many schools have closed for the remainder of the school year, we recognize for some children, distance learning can

As we near the end of Autism Awareness Month, we thought it was important to present the benefits of teletherapy

According to the DSM-5, to receive a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, certain criteria must be met. One of the