Therapy Benefits of….Bubbles!
Fine motor skills. Tracking skills. Hand/eye coordination. Sensory processing skills. Oral motor skills. Social and communication skills. Gross motor skills. Following directions. Identifying body parts.
Category: Speech Therapy
Cleft & Craniofacial Awareness Month: How Speech Therapy Can Help
The month of July is dedicated to bringing awareness to a very important cause: Craniofacial and cleft conditions and to support the many individuals across
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month: Meet Cheshire Fitness Zone’s Speech Language Pathologists
Communications are at the center of everything we do today. From family time, to work life, the focus on communications is growing – especially in
April is Autism Awareness Month: 5 Facts
At Cheshire Fitness Zone we are committed to helping children and families of all abilities. Our autism therapy services and professional staff work to improve
Speech and Stuttering Therapy for Children in Connecticut
Stuttering is a common speech disorder that affects as many as three million Americans. Stuttering usually develops in early childhood, between the ages of 2
5 Tips for How to Encourage Nonverbal Children with Autism to Speak
Autism spectrum disorders can manifest themselves in a variety of ways, but among the most common are issues with socialization and verbal communication. In fact,
Tackling Autism with Speech Therapy
Autism is identified as a developmental disability that shows up before age 3. It is part of a group of neurological disorders, this it may
How Biofeedback Tools Are Aiding Children With Speech Disorders
Today, one in four children struggles with sound or speech disorder as they grow. These can cause anxiety to parents since they are not entirely
What Should You Know About The Phonological Disorder?
The phonological disorder can happen when kids have difficulty making letter sounds thus making it even more difficult for them to read and pronounce words
Creating A Positive Environment For Speech Development In Your Child
Many parents leap with joy when their baby utters his first word in a slow and progressive manner. One of the most amazing things in