Virtually Speaking

02/28/2026

Today is the last day of Black History Month. Let us celebrate all of American History all year long.

02/25/2026

Q.- Why do you play so much in speech theraypy?

A.- Children take in information differently when it’s woven into play. In those moments, they’re relaxed, curious, and genuinely interested. Their bodies are active, their language is flowing, and their brains are busy making decisions and connections. They learn easier not because it’s demanded, but because it happens in a way that feels natural and relevant to them.

02/13/2026

Happy Valentines Day from Virtually Speaking❤️❤️Love is in the air❤️🥰

02/10/2026

How do we work on 's' vs. 'st' in speech therapy? Today we made it fun and motivating by singing, 'Stop in the name of love, before you break my heart.' 🎶 Move over Supremes!

01/07/2026

Applications are opening in February for Step Up for Students Scholarships. Keep in mind that we are Step Up Providers for speech therapy. Mark your calendars.

12/19/2025

Virtually Speaking kicked off their Christmas celebration with a delicious dinner at Carrabba's. Reminder: We will be closed next week to spend time with our loved ones. We wish you and yours happy holidays.

12/01/2025

It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas 🎄 🎄

11/27/2025

As we head into the holiday season, our hearts are full of gratitude—for our clients, their families, and the many community allies who continue to support and refer to our practice. Thank you for being part of our Virtually Speaking family.

11/18/2025

Passing the torch! We loved chatting with Southeastern University students last week about the rewarding world of speech-language pathology.

11/16/2025

Virtually Speaking's team participated in Polk County's Optimism Walk for the American Parkinson Disease Association, which successfully raised over $38k to fund local programs, services, research for treatments, and a cure. Go Polk County!

11/16/2025

11/16/2025

Virtually Speaking is Walking for Parkinson’s Awareness at the Polk County Optimism Walk with the American Parkinson Disease Association(APDA).