Special Needs

Special Needs

Managing Behaviors at Home for Children Who Have Special Needs

If your child receives applied behavior analysis (ABA), it’s fairly likely their ABA service hours look vastly different today than they did weeks ago. They may not be accessing ABA

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Therapeutic Listening: a Sense-ational Approach to Treating the Whole Body 

“Wow, that’s quite a headset!” the man exclaimed as he stepped outside the post office, peering down at the wide-eyed 5-year-old on on a mission to mail a letter. read

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Achievement Centers for Children Recognized for Excellence

In the midst of a pandemic, a little good news goes a long way. April is Autism Awareness Month and, to bring attention to those affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder

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How to Increase Your Child’s Language Skills

You want to hear your child talk. As a parent, those first words or sounds — whether it happens in the first year or beyond — are music to

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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

7 Tips When Buying Hearing Aids for Children

If your child has been diagnosed with a permanent hearing loss, it’s likely that hearing aids have been recommended. Hearing aids can be life-altering for your child, allowing them to hear sounds often missed due to hearing loss. Those that are properly fitted early on can allow your child to develop speech and language skills to reach their full potential. ...
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10 Everyday Speech Development Activities That Can be Done at Home

When your child is at home, you can still work to develop their speech with simple activities that can be done at home and with other family members. read more

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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

Deaf History Month: Fun Facts & Resources

National Deaf History Month is celebrated from March 15-April 15. It recognizes contributions of deaf and hard of hearing (HoH) people, as well as highlights the various forms of communication chosen by deaf and HoH individuals — including American Sign Language (ASL).  ...
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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

My Child Just Can’t Make the ‘R’ Sound!

Many kids have a hard time producing the “R” sound, even after participating in years of speech therapy. It’s not their fault — some kids just don’t respond well to traditional therapy. In these cases, recently developed technology called visual biofeedback could be the solution. ...
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Answers to Common Questions About Speech Therapy

When it comes to starting speech-language therapy, parents often are unsure where to begin. It can be overwhelming to receive a diagnosis from a pediatrician, with recommendations to begin speech

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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

Feb. 17: Annie Glenn Communication Disorders Awareness Day

For most of her life, Annie Glenn, wife of former astronaut and senator John Glenn, was afflicted with a significant stutter. Once she received treatment and overcame her disorder, she became a tireless advocate for people with disabilities and communication disorders. ...
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