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Swell Speech Therapy is a boutique pediatric speech & language practice that was founded to provide families the individualized, collaborative, and effective services they deserve.

05/18/2023

Happy National SLP day!!

🤍 It’s also ‘s first birthday! We’ve officially been open for a year today & could not be more grateful.

🎉 So thankful for the families that have trusted in us to help them grow & excited for what year 2️⃣ has in store!

It has been a year full of firsts and LOTS of learning. The one thing I will say is, GO FOR THE THING- whatever the “thing” might be for you! There are others waiting to lend a hand when needed and there is nothing like proving to yourself what you’re capable of.

📢 It’s the perfect time to think about summer services to work on speech & language over break! If that sounds like something your learner might benefit from head over to the link in our bio to schedule a quick consult! We currently have limited spots available ✨

03/23/2023

📢 I’m so stoked to announce that I am officially an after completing the course for Gestalt Language Processing.

🧰 I’ve expanded my toolbox in identification, assessment, and therapy for those individuals using echolalia and scripting to learn language & I cannot wait to integrate all I’ve learned into supporting kids and their families.

🔎 You can now find me on the NLA registry through the meaningful speech website.

🤍 One of my favorite aspects of this field is the encouragement and opportunity to continue learning. There’s nothing like finding a community of neurodiversity-affirming, supportive therapists to reinvigorate my own passion!

12/23/2022

We’re taking the rest of the year to rest & spend some much needed time with our people. We hope you all get a chance to do the same 🤍

Happy holidays to all who celebrate- we’ll be seeing you in the new year! 🎉

11/01/2022

It’s officially November, but I’m leaving you with 1️⃣ more AAC post for

Aided Language Stimulation (ALS) is a great way to model AAC for our users.

It’s basically language modeling BUT using the device or materials the student is using for communication along with a verbal model.

🔑 The key here is to JUMP in! Get familiar with the system yourself and it’s okay to let your student see you exploring!

👍🏻 DO model in various familiar and natural opportunities throughout the day

👎🏻 DON’T expect a direct response after each model or feel the need to model every single word in the verbal model.

💡What’s your favorite take away from AAC Awareness month?! Let me know below!👇🏻

10/13/2022

AAC encompasses a BIG category of materials & are usually divided into 2️⃣ categories: Low-tech & High-tech

*Sometimes materials might even be labeled Mid-tech*

It’s nearly impossible to be familiar with ALL AAC materials out there, but I think it’s important to be aware that there ARE options that if one doesn’t seem to be a good fit, have no fear! Back to the drawing board to find a better match!💃🏻

10/04/2022

🍁 October is for AAC Awareness!

📱AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication) was one of my first loves in grad school and something I still continue to explore today!

➡️ Follow along this month as we share some of the basics as well as the interesting facts about AAC!

09/27/2022

✏️ Here’s another language tip for your Tuesday!

How many times during interactions with early communicators do you find yourself prompting, “Here’s a ball! Say ball!” to get them to label items? 🙋🏼‍♀️

➡️ Maybe they respond, maybe they don’t! The problem is that it’s teaching communication as compliance instead of spontaneous connection.

No judgement- we’ve all been there. But… there’s a better way! Model what you’re looking for them to say and add an expectant pause afterwards. Again-maybe they respond, maybe the don’t and that’s okay! Keep modeling during natural contexts & I think the results might surprise you! 🎉

Comment, like, or share if you’re ready to give it a try! 🤍

09/22/2022

I know the feeling of hearing this possibly new to you term & thinking, “well great, now what?”

1️⃣ The good news is a great first step is one you can start right this minute! Start (or continue) acknowledging all scripts/echolalia as communication. This can look like repeating the utterance back to the person or simply nodding or responding “yeah!” will go a long way. Then watch for what I call the ✨sparkle eyes✨ of recognition as if they’re saying “That’s it! You get it!!”

2️⃣ Then it’s time to dive in to all things related. There are lots of free content on this little app from & to get your feet wet!

3️⃣ Visit communicationdevelopmentcenter.com for ALL the goods and so many amazing resources!

09/20/2022

We love our families! There’s nothing more rewarding than connecting with clients to help share joy through communication. 🤍

If you’re looking for guidance when it comes to speech and language- head over to our website (link in bio) to book a free consultation. We can’t wait to hear from you!

07/14/2022

💬 Gestalt Language Processors (GLPs) tend to develop language through stages known as Natural Language Acquisition (NLA).

🧱 Full “chunks” of language are broken into single units with which more flexible opportunities for language can occur in later stages.

👀 Can you see why scripting/echolalia is a great foundation for communication? Let me know your thoughts!

07/08/2022

🌞 Happy Friday! Here’s an end of the week reminder that echolalia (also known as scripting) can be a form of communication! Especially for our early stage gestalt language processors.

🔈 Scripting is the repetition (immediate or delayed) of previously heard chunks of language. Do you have an immediate response of “I’m good, how are you?” after someone asks how you are? I bet you’re using a stored script and not even realizing it.

💬 In the past “scripting” has been deemed not functional and discouraged in a lot of settings (usually with autistic learners) however, research shows that isn’t the case.

📚 With some learners, scripts are the building blocks of language learning! Scripting can also serve as a sensory regulation tool which is also important and valid.

🕵️‍♀️ My favorite part about echolalia & scripting is how creative some learners are in the usage of their scripts. Sometimes a bit of detective work is needed to uncover the meaning in context.

🔍 Be on the lookout for a post next week detailing the stages Gestalt Language Processors (GLPs) work through to start breaking these scripts down into more flexible language! 🤩

07/01/2022

What could be more fun than talking about play on a Friday?? Ok- maybe a trip to the beach… or… actually playing rather than just talking about it. 🤪

But I digress because I’m here to tell you that play really is the language of childhood. It’s important and I’ve found that incorporating play into my therapy sessions has changed the game in my book. 🗣

I even wrote a blog (!!!) about the benefits of child-led, play-based therapy & left the link in my bio for you to go on over & check it out. 👀 https://www.swellspeechtherapy.com/post/play-is-the-way-baby

Have a great weekend my friends and make sure to pack it with PLAY!

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Timonium, MD

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Monday	4pm - 8pm
Tuesday	4am - 8am
Wednesday	4pm - 8pm
Thursday	4pm - 8pm

Telephone

+14102977697

Website

http://swellspeechtherapy.com/

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