Lingo Speech Therapy

01/15/2026

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01/11/2026

☀️ The sun brought out some extra giggles today during ice bumper cars! Listen to the video in the comments 🥰

01/11/2026

🛴 Fun Zone is back from holiday break today! 🏀

Join us in the Armory every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 9:00am - noon for free bounce castles, toys, coloring, and more! Fun Zone is for ages 10 and under and they must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

12/29/2025

11/24/2025

Thankful for all of you! Hope you have a great Thanksgiving Day! 🍁

11/20/2025

This is such a great resource for families looking for things to do with their children throughout the winter months! It’s great for movement and all my sensory seekers, great social opportunities with other children and families, they have an assortment of ride along toys, coloring centers, bounce houses and various other toys! The best part is it’s free!

11/19/2025

Sometimes remembering to breathe yourself is the most challenging…be the mirror you want your child to see

11/04/2025

Late post but wanted to share 💕 we always love when our clients dress up for therapy hope everyone had a happy and safe Halloween 🎃

09/28/2025

✨ We’re Hiring! ✨
Are you a passionate Speech-Language Pathologist looking to make a difference? 🗣💬
Our team is growing, and we’re searching for a dedicated therapist to join us in helping children (and families) reach their fullest potential.

💡 What we offer:
✔️ Supportive team environment
✔️ Flexible scheduling
✔️ Opportunities for growth and creativity

📩 Apply today or tag someone who would be a perfect fit!

07/16/2025

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He’s nonverbal, but he hears you.

When you’re around someone who doesn’t speak, remember: just because they can’t respond doesn’t mean they aren’t listening. And just because they don’t react the way you’d expect doesn’t mean they don’t understand.

I can’t claim to know exactly what goes on in Charlie’s mind, but I do know this, he picks up on more than he lets on. He doesn’t respond in words, but he hears us. He watches. He absorbs.

No, we don’t have back-and-forth conversations. Not yet. Maybe not ever. But I believe that what he hears doesn’t just disappear. It stays with him, even if we don’t always see how.

Maybe someday more of it will find a way out. Or maybe it won’t. Either way, it matters.