Latitude Learning and Therapy Institute

05/26/2026

Speech Language Pathologist Spotlight of the Week:
Shalynn Watson, M.S., CCC-SLP

- How many years have you been an SLP?
7 years in the field - (2 SLPA, 5 SLP)

- What is your favorite delay/disorder to work with?
Early Language/Preverbal Communication Skills & AAC ♾️

- What is your favorite therapy material/game to use?
Bubbles 🫧 or Mini objects 🧸

- Why did you become an SLP?
I truly believe communication is the most vital form of connection we have. I love helping children build strong connections and confidence in new skills. As a parent myself, I wanted to help others feel empowered in supporting their children find their voice! (And I think SLP is the coolest job ever!🤩)

- Favorite Things To Do:
Spending time with my husband and our 3 children🤍, going to concerts🎶, and buying iced coffees🧋

05/25/2026

Let us never forget the sacrifice made by those who gave their all. Thank you to those who served and to those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice.
Have a safe Memorial Day ❤️🤍💙

05/19/2026

Speech Language Pathologist Spotlight of the Week:
Shelby Mills, M.S., CCC-SLP

- How many years have you been an SLP? 8 years

- What is your favorite delay/disorder to work with? Fluency is near and dear to my heart as I am also a person who stutters.

- What is your favorite therapy material/game to use? The Sneaky Snacky Squirrel game is always a great go-to game.

- Why did you become an SLP? I went through speech therapy myself as a teenager and even through college for my stuttering. My speech therapist made me want to change others' lives in the same way she changed mine.

- Fun Fact? I can cross just one of my eyes and can also shake my eyes. Haha!

05/18/2026

Thank a Speech Language Pathologist today! It’s National SLP day 🗣️🙌🏼🤩 we have some amazing SLPs at our clinic and we are always so grateful for all the amazing clients we get to see and help:)

05/14/2026

✨National Stuttering Acceptance Week✨

Here’s a few fun facts about stuttering today:)

1. Boys are more likely to stutter than girls. 🤔

2. You’re more likely to stutter if you have a person in your family who stutters. 🧑‍🧑‍🧒

3. You do not stutter when you sing. 🎤

4. The general rule of thumb is if a child has been stuttering for 6 months or more, they are more likely to persist with their stuttering into adulthood.

Please feel free to share to increase education on stuttering 🤍

10/31/2025

What a fun week we had!!! Costumes, coffee, and hot chocolate!

10/29/2025

Please come see us tomorrow and Thursday for coffee and hot chocolate! Parents, it does NOT have to be a therapy day for you to stop by!! We would love to see you and your littles!
☕️☕️ ☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️

10/21/2025

09/19/2025

We will miss this exceptional little girl and her sweet sweef family!

06/24/2025

A truly special day for these two sweet brothers! Their family is like our own and we are beaming with pride on this graduation day!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

05/15/2025

We are delighted to congratulate SHS senior Katelyn Brock. She will be attending Wichita State University in the fall and majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders to become a Speech-Language Pathologist. Katelyn has been with us since August as part of the Shawnee High School internship program where she gained valuable on-the-job experience in her chosen career field. We have extremely enjoyed her being part of our clinic family. We will miss her, but are excited that she will be part of the speech community! 🎊 🥳🎉