How to do speech therapy at home.

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Can you do speech therapy at home?

There are online or in-home speech therapy options. Depending on your state and your child’s age, they might qualify for Birth-Three Early Intervention Services. Here is a link to find your state’s specific Early Intervention program. Often, these services are either free or at a very affordable rate. But if your child is 3 or older? Then we have to look at some other options.

therapy can be expensive.

Insurance doesn’t always cover the therapy sessions. Or your insurance deductible is high. Maybe your child’s condition is considered “developmental” or “pre-existing”. Whatever the reason, the financial burden of private therapy sessions can be a lot on a family. If additional therapy services just aren’t in the budget right now, I have some resources to help.

There are so many evidenced-based approaches for increasing your child’s expressive language. Shared reading, scaffolding, recasting, cueing, prompt hierarchy, narrative language and more. But what does this look like on a Tuesday night when you are cooking dinner and helping your other kids with their homework? In my FREE download, I give you a jumpstart on some fast and easy ways to set up your child’s home to start talking more.

Get your FREE “At-Home Strategies Guide” Here.

Doing activities at home with your child can help their language development. By implementing some of my resources into your daily routines, we can help grow their expressive language skills. Does your child need more help than home-based activities? Take a look at this blog post here to see if your toddler needs speech therapy from a speech and language pathologist.