ISpeak Therapy Center

27/04/2026

Last call! Last call! 📣📣📣

Have you heard the good news? Hurry and DM to reserve your slot!

15/04/2026

Have you heard the good news? Hurry and DM to reserve your slot!

11/04/2026

Early intervention is the key! When we tell parents "Lalaki kasi kaya late magsalita" or "Don't worry ganyan rin anak ko, nakapagsalita naman" or anything that makes them question if they are right to ve concerned, we may be preventing the child access to important early intervention strategies that could help prevent more serious delays later on.

Assessment is essential. Even if you think there's nothing wrong, there is no harm in seeking testing and consultation. If there's nothing wrong, then there's nothing wrong. If there is, then we can take action immediately.

Speech experts advise avoiding phrases like “don’t worry” when parents raise concerns about developmental delays—listen and respond with care instead.

Read more in the comments.

19/02/2026

Here, we trained as incoming speech therapists, occupational therapists, and physical therapists. Some of our core college memories were formed in the corners of CTS. We laughed, we cried, we learned, and we became skilled allied health professionals because of our mentors and, more importantly, because of the patients we were able to handle.

18/02/2026

Not just in regulation, but in communication as well. All the skills we teach our kids, we should also model it to them. They must see in us the skills we are expecting from them.

It’s so easy to say “calm down” in the heat of the moment.

But the truth is, calm is not something children magically know how to do. It’s something they learn, slowly, through us.

Their brains are still developing. When big emotions hit, their nervous system takes over and thinking goes offline. What helps most is not louder words or bigger consequences, but a steady presence. A soft voice. A parent who stays.

Over time, our calm becomes their calm. Our guidance becomes their skill.

That is how regulation is built. 🩷

16/02/2026

Happiest Birthday, Teacher Jane! God bless you always!

From your ISpeak Family ❤️

16/02/2026

Why we ask parents to let the kids do "heavy work" at home.

Proprioception! This is a tool for regulation. https://www.theottoolbox.com/proprioception-sensory-activities/

10/02/2026

Not all gadget use is "evil".

May these apps help you and your loved ones on your journey.

This is a great list of apps recommended for teachers and parents of kids with learning disabilities.

http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2016/01/a-handy-chart-featuring-over-30-ipad.html

02/02/2026

Speech therapy goes beyond teaching words — it’s about connection, confidence, and care. Every session is filled with patience, play, and purpose. Truly, it’s a work of heart.

01/02/2026

Autism doesn’t define a child — it’s simply a part of who they are. They may process the world differently, but they feel, love, and dream just like everyone else. Understanding their world helps us connect with their hearts. 💛

31/01/2026

Stuttering isn’t a sign of weakness — it’s a speech pattern that deserves understanding, not pressure. Support your child by listening patiently, giving them time, and celebrating their effort, not just their fluency.🫂