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Mornings can be a hectic time for families as they rush to get everyone ready and out the door for school and work. Teaching your child...

August is coming to a close, so here are some lemon-themed FUNctional activities to help your family squeeze the most out of summer!...

Shopping for supplies. Organizing pick-ups and drop-offs. Visiting new teachers, new buildings, new playgrounds. As a new school year...

As the spooky season approaches, the excitement for trick-or-treating fills the air. However, for children with sensory processing...

As a parent, it's natural to wonder whether your child's developmental milestones are on track or if there might be a need for additional...

The Boston Ability Center staff generated a list of local inclusive activities that we hope will provide fun for the whole family this...

As a celebration of athleticism and sportsmanship, the Olympics offer a fantastic opportunity for families to engage in exciting...

As the Fourth of July approaches, many of us eagerly anticipate the festivities - the colorful fireworks, the delicious barbecues, and...

As parents, we often cringe at the sight of our little ones diving headfirst into their food (literally!) with reckless abandon,...

In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, children are often drawn towards screen-based entertainment, leaving behind the wonders...

Gardening is a fun and functional way to target your child’s speech and language goals. A few ideas about how to target various...

Children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) know what words they want to express, but they have difficulty with the motor planning...

Speech therapy is an evidence based therapeutic practice which empowers individuals to gain independence and improved quality of life...

When supporting children with language delays, it is important to model simplified language. Children naturally learn from the language...

Myths and Facts Megan Romanczyk, M.S., CCC-SLP Myth: Bilingual children have delayed expressive and receptive vocabulary development....

Megan Romanczyk, MS CCC-SLP DIR is an evidence-based developmental, individual-differences, and relationships based model. This model was...

Megan Romanczyk, M.S. CCC-SLP What is Gestalt Language Processing? Did you know that there is more than one way to process language? More...

Monday – Fizzy Fun We kicked off the week with all things baking soda and vinegar! Our campers started off working on some fine motor...

Monday - The Arctic We kicked off camp with an obstacle course in the gym to dress some of our camp staff in winter gear! After each...

By Megan Romanczyk, CCC-SLP Note: This article uses identity first language (i.e., the autistic individual vs. the individual with...