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"We are Breaking the Blocks to Communication"
We provide Speech-Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Community Based Rehabilitative Services (DT) in Wake, Durham, Johnston, Harnett, Lee, Moore and Cumberland Counties. We also offer several therapist that are Spanish speaking, bilingual and multilingual. We provide services throughout the triangle area;
Wake, Durham, Harnett, Moore, Lee, Johnston, and Cumberland Counties

Pediatric Speech-Language Therapy:
* Articulation Disorders
* Auditory Processing Disorders
* Augmentative/Alternative Communication (AAC)
* Autism Spectrum Disorders
* Genetic Disorders and Syndromes
* Receptive/Expressive Language Disorders
* Phonological Processing Disorders
* Pragmatics and Social Skills
* Stuttering/Cluttering Disorders
* Swallowing/Feeding Disorders

Adult and Geriatric Speech-Language Therapy:
* Cognitive-Linguistic Disorders
* Dysarthria & Apraxia (speech-articulation disorders)
* Language Deficits
* Swallowing Difficulties
* Voice Problems

03/20/2026

It Always Seems Impossible Until…
“It always seems impossible until it’s done.” – Nelson Mandela

The quote “It always seems impossible until it’s done” by Nelson Mandela highlights how our perception of difficulty often exaggerates the limits of what we can achieve. When we face challenges, they can feel overwhelming or even unattainable, causing doubt and hesitation. However, Mandela’s words remind us that once we push through those moments of uncertainty and actually accomplish the task, what once felt impossible becomes proof of our capability. This shift in perspective encourages resilience and persistence, showing that limitations are often mental barriers rather than real ones. Ultimately, the quote inspires us to take action despite fear, trusting that effort and determination can turn the “impossible” into reality.

If you or someone you know is facing what seems like an impossible communication or physical challenge, Speak Easy Rehabilitation can help! Call us today at 919.346.3350 to schedule a consultation.

https://speakeasyrehab.com/it-always-seems-impossible-until

03/13/2026

Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2026
Founded in 2018 by Siena Castellon, Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a global initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences. The campaign encourages people to shift their perspective—recognizing that neurodivergent individuals bring valuable skills, talents, and unique ways of thinking to schools, workplaces, and communities around the world.

Throughout the week, schools, universities, and organizations are invited to take part in activities and conversations that highlight these strengths while promoting understanding and acceptance. The goal is not just awareness, but meaningful change—helping create more inclusive and equitable cultures where differences are celebrated and every individual feels supported and empowered to thrive.

Learn how you can celebrate and raise awareness at: https://www.neurodiversityweek.com/

Speak Easy Rehabilitation helps neurodivergent patients everyday. Call us at 919.346.3350 to schedule a consultation!

https://speakeasyrehab.com/neurodiversity-celebration-week-2026

03/05/2026

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month
March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, highlighting that 1 in 345 children are diagnosed with CP and millions of people live with it worldwide. The campaign encourages people to help raise awareness, support research, and promote a more inclusive world.

Five main ways to get involved include:

Spread Awareness – Talk with others about CP, share educational content on social media, and use hashtags like and .

Become a Changemaker – Support CP research and innovation by making monthly donations through CPARF.

Contact Legislators – Call or email representatives to advocate for increased funding for CP research and assistive technology.

Host a Fundraiser – Organize events or activities (virtual or in-person) to raise money for CPARF.

Show Your Support – Wear CP awareness gear or wear green during March to help spread visibility.

Overall, the message encourages people to take action throughout March to increase awareness, fund research, and help build a more accessible and inclusive world for people with cerebral palsy. 💚

Visit Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation's site to learn 5 ways you can take action during the month of March: https://cparf.org/cerebral-palsy-awareness-month/

Do you know some one who is dealing with Cerebral Palsy, Speak Easy Rehabilitation can help! Call us at 919.346.3350 or visit https://speakeasyrehab.com to schedule a consultation.

https://speakeasyrehab.com/march-is-cerebral-palsy-awareness-month

02/26/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, observed each March, highlights the importance of inclusion, accessibility, and respect for people with developmental disabilities. It is a time to recognize the diverse strengths and contributions of individuals with developmental disabilities, challenge stereotypes, and promote opportunities for full participation in community life. By raising awareness and encouraging understanding, this month helps build more inclusive communities where everyone is valued and supported.

Learn more at the National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities web site: https://nacdd.org/ddam1/

Do you know someone who is dealing with a developmental disability? Speak Easy Rehabilitation can help! Please call us at 919.346.3350 to schedule a consultation today.

https://speakeasyrehab.com/march-is-developmental-disabilities-awareness-month

02/20/2026

Keeping Kids Motivated With Speech Therapy Homework
Here are some great ways to help keep your kid engaged with their speech therapy homework.

Crunch Points - Motivate children with a bite-sized snack reward to encourage them to move on with their learning.

Hero Time - Find out what your kids are obsessed with and integrate that into their learning! Storybooks, songs, and pictures about their favorite movie or TV characters are awesome ways to practice speech.

Music Superstar- Music is great way for kids to practice Speech. Memorizing the chorus or lyrics to a favorite song can motivate them to speak naturally.

#1 Fan - Give Positive Reinforcement. It’s vital for children to feel their efforts are noticed and appreciated. Kids reciprocate and respond to the attitudes that surround them!

Do you know someone who could benefit from working with a speech therapist? Speak Easy Rehabilitation can help. Call us at 919.346.3350 to schedule a consultation.

https://speakeasyrehab.com/keeping-kids-motivated-with-speech-therapy-homework

02/13/2026

Congress Extends Medicare Telehealth Waivers Through December 2027
Congress passed a new legislative package on February 3 that extends Medicare telehealth waivers through the end of 2027, allowing occupational therapy practitioners to keep providing services remotely after a brief lapse caused by budget negotiations and a partial government shutdown. The two-year extension builds on the bipartisan Telehealth Modernization Act and continues policies first introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic. The American Occupational Therapy Association and its partners pushed to make sure occupational therapy remained included, and the organization hopes Congress will use this extra time to create permanent telehealth policies so providers and patients don’t face future disruptions. More updates are expected once CMS releases additional guidance.

Read the full story on the American Occupational Therapy web site at: https://www.aota.org/advocacy/advocacy-news/2026/congress-extends-medicare-telehealth-waivers-through-december-2027

Do you know someone who could benefit from Occupational Therapy? We can help! Contact Speak Easy Rehabilitation at 919.346.3350 to schedule a consultation.

https://speakeasyrehab.com/congress-extends-medicare-telehealth-waivers-through-december-2027

02/09/2026

The Body Achieves What the Mind Believes.
“The Body Achieves What the Mind Believes” reflects the idea that mindset strongly influences performance and outcomes. When someone truly believes they can improve, succeed, or overcome challenges, that belief shapes their motivation, focus, and resilience — which in turn affects what they physically accomplish. Confidence and positive expectation can push people to train harder, persist longer, and recover from setbacks, while doubt can limit effort before real limits are reached. In this way, the quote suggests that mental attitude isn’t separate from physical results; it often sets the boundaries for what the body is willing and able to do.

Call Speak Easy Rehabilitation at 919.346.3350 to schedule a consultation today!

https://speakeasyrehab.com/the-body-achieves-what-the-mind-believes

01/29/2026

New Guide for Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Childhood apraxia of speech is a motor speech disorder that makes it challenging for children to plan and coordinate the precise movements needed for clear speech. Kids with this condition often know what they want to say but struggle to produce the words correctly, which can be frustrating for both them and their families.

To support those navigating this journey, a new guide has been created to offer helpful tips and strategies for families and practitioners alike. This resource aims to make understanding and managing childhood apraxia of speech a little easier, providing practical advice tailored specifically to meet the needs of young children working on their speech skills.

View this helpful guide, created by Little Feet Pediatric Therapy, here: https://www.therapycenterofbuda.com/family-corner-blog/childhood-apraxia-of-speech-cas

Do you know a child dealing with a communication issue? Contact Speak Easy Rehabilitation at 919.346.3350 to schedule a consultation today!

https://speakeasyrehab.com/new-guide-for-childhood-apraxia-of-speech

01/16/2026

Understanding the New Code of Ethics for the Physical Therapy Profession
In this informative podcast presented by the American Physical Therapy Association, ethics leaders explore how the Code of Ethics for the Physical Therapy Profession was developed and what it means for the field. The updated code took effect on Jan. 1, 2026.

Members of the APTA Ethics and Judicial Committee, along with the Ethics Task Force, explain how the code applies to day-to-day clinical practice and how it helps guide the profession’s future. The discussion also highlights key updates designed to support PTs, PTAs, and students as they navigate ethical decision-making in an evolving landscape shaped by AI and other emerging technologies.

Listen to the podcast here: https://www.apta.org/apta-and-you/news-publications/podcasts/2026/What-to-Know-About-New-Code-of-Ethics-Physical-Therapy-Profession

To learn how ethical, patient-centered care can support your recovery and long-term health, contact Speak Easy Rehabilitation at 919.346.3350 today to schedule a personalized consultation.

https://speakeasyrehab.com/understanding-the-new-code-of-ethics-for-the-physical-therapy-profession

01/10/2026

It’s the Heart That Really Does the Healing
Ora Ruggles reminds us that true healing goes beyond activity or technique. Engaging the hands may occupy the body, but it is connection, meaning, and compassion that engage the heart. When care reaches the emotional and human core of a person—acknowledging their fears, hopes, and sense of purpose—it awakens an inner strength that no task alone can provide. Healing, at its deepest level, is not something done to a patient, but something that grows within them when the heart is invited to participate.

Speak Easy Rehabilitation helps patients who need occupational, physical, and speech therapy. Give us a call today at 919.346.3350 to schedule a consultation today.

https://speakeasyrehab.com/its-the-heart-that-really-does-the-healing

01/08/2026

Perception vs Physiology: Assessing the Risk of Dysphagia in Patients With Parkinson’s Disease
This article explores the critical gap between patient perception and physiological reality in swallowing disorders associated with Parkinson’s disease, drawing from both clinical experience and research. Northwestern University's, Dr. Rabab Rangwala describes how dysphagia in Parkinson’s is often “silent,” with patients under-reporting difficulties despite clear signs of impairment observed by caregivers and instrumental assessments.

Research involving individuals with Parkinson’s disease confirms that patient self-ratings frequently fail to reflect the severity of swallowing dysfunction, in part due to sensory deficits, cognitive changes, disrupted breathing-swallowing coordination, and subtle compensatory behaviors. The article emphasizes that relying solely on either patient reports or objective data is insufficient; instead, effective dysphagia management requires integrating patient-reported outcomes, caregiver observations, and instrumental evaluations. By bridging perception and physiology through interdisciplinary collaboration and person-centered care, clinicians can better identify risk, prevent complications such as aspiration pneumonia, and preserve dignity, safety, and quality of life for individuals with Parkinson’s disease.

Do you know some one who could benefit from working with a speech pathologist? Then call Speak Easy Rehabilitation at 919.346.3350 to schedule. consultation. We can help!
https://speakeasyrehab.com/perception-vs-physiology-assessing-the-risk-of-dysphagia-in-patients-with-parkinsons-disease

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