A cleft lip or palate happens when a baby’s lip or the roof of their mouth doesn’t fully form during pregnancy. This can leave a gap that affects how children eat, breathe, and talk. Even after surgery to fix the cleft, children might need help learning how to make certain sounds.

Selective mutism is an anxiety-based condition that affects a child’s ability to speak in certain social situations, such as at school or in public settings, despite being able to speak comfortably at home and/or with close family

While life can often get in the way, prioritizing and maintaining consistency in speech therapy appointments is essential for your child’s communication development

Memory is essential for almost every aspect of our everyday life, whether you're juggling work, academics, or personal commitments.

Explore the differences between these two settings, the importance of collaboration, and what a comprehensive plan of care might look like.