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Additional neurodiversity resources created since our related blog post from April of 2021!

We’re here to give you a breakdown of what neurodiversity is, why it’s important, and ways in which you can learn more about neurodiversity!

This week, Arielle shares deep breathing strategies and infinity loop activities for calming, focus, and neurodevelopment!

We are thrilled to share a series of mindful activities for you to try at home, taught by our very own, Arielle Simons.

Our SLPs are back with recommendations for speech sound home practice, and this week our focus is on “k” and “g”.

Here are some of our favorite online books and games to practice vocalic “r” in a fun and functional way!

Are you looking for some special presents for a child in your life this holiday season? I have gathered some of my favorite toys that I...

Shopping during this busy time of year can be overwhelming! BAC clinicians are masters of play and well-versed when it comes to...

Shopping during this busy time of year can be overwhelming! BAC clinicians are masters of play and well-versed when it comes to...

During this season of virtual learning, working from home, and daycare closures, little kiddos have more energy than usual. If your...

Whether your child is headed back to school in-person, remote, or hybrid, following directions is an important skill for success!

Interested in learning more about how BAC speech language pathologists can support your child's development? Contact us to speak with a...

What are fine motor skills? Fine motor skills are the ability for the small muscles in the fingers and hands to coordinate with the eyes....

As you learned in last month’s blog post, use of AAC can help children to communicate their wants, needs, feelings, and ideas. But how do...

What is AAC is and how you can use it to best support your child’s communication development?

Our ever-changing world is bound to challenge self-regulation skills for adults and children alike... but these tools can help!

As families gear up for the new school year, you may be looking for some ways to provide structure and routine to your child’s day.

With school starting back up, be sure to leave time in the schedule for the unlimited possibilities of unstructured play!

As your child heads back to school, you may be looking for some strategies to support your child in sharing about his or her day.

Tips and tricks for helping your child with executive dysfunction navigate a new school year.