Expressions Speech Therapy

May is Better Speech and Hearing Month! As we celebrate this month we will be sharing information regarding communication across the life span. Check out this video of the President of the American-Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) explaining the early signs of communication disorder! Take a look!

Happy Administrative Professionals Day to our amazing Expressions office team. From scheduling to authorizations to billing to so much more. You guys are amazing and we are so grateful for all you do!!

Lighting it up Blue for World Autism Awareness Day! Autism Spectrum Disorder affects an estimated 1 out of 59 children. Check out the link below for some early signs of ASD. https://www.autismspeaks.org/learn-signs #WorldAutismAwarenessday

Here is some of our amazing staff rocking their socks in honor of World Down Syndromes Day! #worlddownsyndromeday #expressionsstaffrock

So much fun celebrating these Expressions babies on the way! Looking forward to adding two more beautiful baby girls to our Expressions Family in the coming months. Congrats to these two Mommas!

This new app will pave the way for more access to view-able entertainment for people in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community! Check it out!

Another awesome fundraiser in honor of our Hero Carter and supporting team #carterstrongforever. This fundraiser is hosted by former Expressions clinician, Sue! Check out the link below and treat yourself! http://www.colorstreet.com/SFG/party/507053

PiYo for a Purpose is back!!! Join Jamie Ankeny THIS SUNDAY January 27 from 5-6 PM at Huntington Academy of Dance to stretch, strengthen, and SWEAT in support of Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation benefiting team #Carterstrongforever. Donations (suggested $10) accepted, with 100% of proceeds going towards Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation.... #Carterstrongforever #sweatforacause #PiYoforapurpose

Donuts in support childhood cancer research...EVERYBODY WINS! Saturday January 26 12-8 PM! Join the #Carterstrongforever community and support an amazing cause!! See you there!! Jamie Ankeny

"SLPs and parents can sing fingerplays with children anytime and anywhere. In the car, while cooking dinner, during a bath and at bedtime. Fingerplays become embedded in a child’s memory and will support language and learning for years to come." Great article written by Lisa Erwin, MS, CCC-SLP on how learning and utilizing finger plays in early childhood impacts so many areas of language throughout development!

Sign Language and coffee! What a fantastic facility, Starbucks. Check it out!