by Jocelyn M. Wood, M.A. CCC-SLP | Jan 5, 2016
Our tongue is essential to many of our daily functions, so it’s no surprise that it is the focus of much of our earliest explorations. Some babies even suck their thumb while in their mother’s womb! In our first months, it is normal to place our fingers,...
by Jocelyn M. Wood, M.A. CCC-SLP | Dec 5, 2015
The holiday season is here! It is a busy time for everyone, filled with holiday gatherings, visits from family and friends, and shopping–but it is also the perfect time for you to maximize your child’s language skills. Here are 3 quick and easy brain...
by Jocelyn M. Wood, M.A. CCC-SLP | Aug 14, 2014
I recently signed up to do a Walk-a-Thon to raise awareness for Childhood Apraxia of Speech, a motor speech disorder that has been on the rise as of late. What does it mean to have a child with apraxia of speech and what types of resources are available to you?...
by Jocelyn M. Wood, M.A. CCC-SLP | Sep 15, 2013
Think of adenoids as little pillows that rest between your nose and your oral cavity. These little “pillows” are one of your body’s best defenses against germs. When they become swollen, however, they can cause a variety of issues, including...
by Jocelyn M. Wood, M.A. CCC-SLP | Sep 5, 2013
Yes, tongue-ties are a real thing, and for some, it is very painful. The scientific term for a tongue-tie is ankyloglossia or restricted movement of the tongue. A tie can occur in the anterior (front) or posterior (back) of the tongue. You may be surprised to learn...
