Why Play Matters

A woman holds a young child in the air. The child has their arms outstretched and is wearing an aviator cap and goggles, and wings made from cardboard. They are both smiling.

“You just play all day” One of our speech therapists once said her husband liked to joke that she didn’t really work but instead got to play every day. And it’s kind of true! Well, the bit about playing every day is definitely true! Play is embedded in the work that we do as speech […]

What is parent-child attachment?

A father supporting his daughter as she nervously enters school is an example of secure parent-child attachment.

Secure attachment is vital for healthy development. It impacts how we experience, interact with, and participate in the world around us.

Active Listening

Discover the top ‘soft skill’ sought by employers and how it can enhance your personal and professional relationships.