Bilinguistics Speech and Language Services

Our staff is dedicated to enhancing speech and language services for children and enabling them to achieve their highest communicative and academic potential. In addition, we support monolingual and bilingual speech-language professionals working with bilingual individuals and English language learners through our workshop series and our Online ASHA CEU courses.

From Proofing to PowerfulSLPs write art. šŸŽØ Every report tells a story — and when that story includes bilingual students,...
11/14/2025

From Proofing to Powerful

SLPs write art. šŸŽØ Every report tells a story — and when that story includes bilingual students, accuracy matters more than ever.

We’ve gathered the top feedback we share with districts nationwide:
✨ 12 common errors in bilingual speech-language reports
✨ Why they happen
✨ What to write instead

Polish your writing. Clarify your data. Celebrate linguistic diversity. šŸŒŽ

šŸ”— Read more: https://bit.ly/43dPOul

Halfway through the semester—you’ve got this! šŸ‚ The notes you write, the strategies you share, the patience you give… Th...
11/07/2025

Halfway through the semester—you’ve got this! šŸ‚
The notes you write, the strategies you share, the patience you give…

They’re changing lives in ways you can’t always see. Keep going, SLP. šŸ’Ŗ

https://bit.ly/3pFV70G

We love when professional development sparks a lightbulb moment! šŸ’”During a full-day training on speech sound disorders, ...
11/07/2025

We love when professional development sparks a lightbulb moment! šŸ’”
During a full-day training on speech sound disorders, one team had an ā€œahaā€ moment when they realized how often articulation and phonological processes get lumped together.

In this post, we break it down — what makes each distinct, why it matters for intelligibility, and how to choose the right goals.

You’ll walk away with:
āœ… A phonological processes quick-reference chart
āœ… Age norms for your IEPs
āœ… Classroom-friendly screeners
āœ… Bilingual/multilingual insights

šŸ‘‰ Read more: https://bit.ly/4orpJQY

Stuttering is more than a speech pattern—it is an experience that can shape how a person is seen, treated, and included ...
10/30/2025

Stuttering is more than a speech pattern—it is an experience that can shape how a person is seen, treated, and included in the world. For people who stutter, stigma can appear in classrooms, workplaces, and even casual conversations, sometimes in ways that impact confidence, participation, and quality of life.

We invited Dr. Derek Daniels from Wayne State Un. to speak on stuttering, stigma, and advocacy. Watch these highlights from our interview in three short videos

https://bit.ly/3ImdGVh

šŸŽ‰ We did it! The SLP World Language Library just hit a major milestone—100+ languages now available!Compare and contrast...
10/28/2025

šŸŽ‰ We did it! The SLP World Language Library just hit a major milestone—100+ languages now available!

Compare and contrast speech & language development between English and over 100 home languages—all in one place.

šŸ‘‰ Bookmark the library + watch the quick video: https://bit.ly/4idnduI

Here’s your spooky reminder:  šŸ‘»šŸŽƒ Halloween is around the corner!I was shocked to find so many new children’s books on Ha...
10/24/2025

Here’s your spooky reminder: šŸ‘»šŸŽƒ Halloween is around the corner!

I was shocked to find so many new children’s books on Halloween. Check out this list from Good Reads!

https://bit.ly/46o82tN

Standardized scores don’t always tell the whole story. A child may test below normal limits but still learn quickly with...
10/23/2025

Standardized scores don’t always tell the whole story. A child may test below normal limits but still learn quickly with support—or test ā€œwithin normalā€ but continue to struggle in class.

That’s where dynamic assessment comes in. In this post, we’ll show you how to pair standardized testing with dynamic tasks to confirm results, identify second-language influence, and write sharper goals.
Read More:
https://bit.ly/3VSPA7I

šŸŽ¶šŸ“š What if Dr. Seuss was secretly doing speech therapy? His anapestic beat + tight rhymes are perfect for /s r l/ target...
10/16/2025

šŸŽ¶šŸ“š What if Dr. Seuss was secretly doing speech therapy? His anapestic beat + tight rhymes are perfect for /s r l/ targets and phonology (FCD, clusters, fronting).

Check out these Seussian rhyme videos and how his writing structure overlaps with speech therapy to make our sessions fun and exciting:
https://bit.ly/4nzNnKf

October 10 is World Mental Health Day. šŸ’šAs SLPs, the words you choose can heal, empower, and support well-being.Today, c...
10/10/2025

October 10 is World Mental Health Day. šŸ’š
As SLPs, the words you choose can heal, empower, and support well-being.

Today, celebrate the fact that your work enables others to create needed connections to their families, friends, and others. Communication creates interaction and uplifts spirits.

https://bit.ly/3pFV70G

Goals that make sense in the classroom šŸŽÆIn our newest essay we break down how to write SMART expressive goals tied to re...
10/09/2025

Goals that make sense in the classroom šŸŽÆ

In our newest essay we break down how to write SMART expressive goals tied to real tasks (summaries, group work, explanations) based on the World Health Organization’s ICF model.

Includes a clean template + age-specific examples and progress tips.

Read More:
https://bit.ly/46uqiSn

Words can be incredibly powerful. As SLPS, it’s important for us to recognize and be mindful of how the words we choose ...
10/03/2025

Words can be incredibly powerful. As SLPS, it’s important for us to recognize and be mindful of how the words we choose can impact the clients, students, and families we work with.

The way we describe groups that we work with and the way they describe themselves is rapidly changing in this day and age.

That’s why we invited Nate Cornish-Raley of Speech Pathology Australia to discuss how we can use language that centers on the individuals we work with.

We caught insights from the interview in these short clips:

https://bit.ly/4mOoryF

šŸ’” How do we make sure parent voices are heard—no matter the language?Bilinguistics has created parent questionnaires in ...
09/30/2025

šŸ’” How do we make sure parent voices are heard—no matter the language?

Bilinguistics has created parent questionnaires in 16 languages, free for SLPs! Each one is bilingual (English + target language) so you get the information you need for accurate evaluations.

šŸŒŽ Available in Spanish, Russian, Farsi, Bengali, Mandarin, Haitian Creole, Arabic, Hindi, Vietnamese, French & more.

šŸ“„ Free download: [link in bio] https://bit.ly/3SUVlAS

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Knowing that your child or loved one is not communicating like others their same age can be scary. Thankfully, our Austin speech-language pathologists can help your child progress. Our Austin speech therapy clinic specializes in:Articulation/phonology, language delay, language disorders, auditory processing, stuttering/fluency, resonance/voice disorders, swallowing/feeding, and social/pragmatic language.We also have expertise with special populations such as: autism, Down syndrome, cleft lip/palate, apraxia, learning disability, intellectual disability, selective mutism, hearing impairment, and multiple disabilitiesOur speech therapy clinic in Austin is just our home base. We are international presenters, authors of books and resources for speech language pathologists, and certified intstructors for professionals and university students. So rest assured that if you are in our community and need communication therapy or an evaluation, you are the very best of hands.Our success is in part based on our training and treatment techniques: Social ThinkingĀ®; Routines-Based Early Intervention (sign language/baby signs/language enrichment); Literacy-Based Intervention; Alternative and Augmentative Communication/AAC; bilingual services; discrete trial teaching; intensive therapy; maximal opposition; generalization; multi-sensory cues; use of movement and music; oral motor skills. Even if you just have questions or concerns,we would love to be part of your journey and help you in any way we can.