Are we there yet? It’s officially summer vacation for many of our families, and others are just days away. Did you sigh hugely with relief to have made it through the busy days of field trips, end-of-school parties, promotions/graduations, etc.? What does summer vacation look like in your family? Vacations, summer camps, sleeping in, picking… (read more)
It wouldn’t be June without our annual End-of-the-Year Party at the Kennedy School, and so party we did on Friday night! As a group of clinicians and support staff who work in different settings and at work sites spread across 5 different states, it is always delightfully fun to come together in a common space. We… (read more)
We’re super excited to announce our summer camp offerings! Read more about what’s happening at Camp Hello this summer, including groups for articulation, language, social communication, theater, and parents night out! Hover or click on an image below to read the details, then contact us for details about pricing and how to sign up. … (read more)
It’s Better Hearing and Speech Month! As professionals in the speech and hearing sciences, we’re tasked each May with bringing awareness to communication disorders and the work we do to remediate them. It’s a big job, and thankfully there are thousands of us out there spreading the good word about what we do and why… (read more)
Better Hearing and Speech Month (BHSM) is the time of year when speech-language pathologists and audiologists get to take center stage and bask in the glow while we shine a light on the many incredible things that these professionals do every.single.day. all.year.long. every.year. To a layperson such as myself, the idea of a stage lends… (read more)
Earlier this week Kim Mahi and Lori Pastoor wowed our group with their presentation on Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs). I mean, really. Kim and Lori have received extensive training in this area. They shared case studies of clients they see at the Hello Clinic, as well as videos of treatment. Orofacial Myology is more than… (read more)
It is the 2nd week of May, which means it’s National Stuttering Awareness Week! We’re thrilled to share this resource, created by one of our favorite teenagers here at the clinic and his SLP, Alice Jeske. They took facts about stuttering and combined them with her thoughts on stuttering. The result is this fabulous poster that… (read more)
On Saturday, April 21 we had the privilege of volunteering with Michelle’s Love. The mission of Michelle’s Love is to help relieve the stress of single parents undergoing cancer treatment by offering financial relief, house cleaning, and nutritious meals so that parents have more time to heal and to share quality time with their children. … (read more)
I had this crystal clear idea in my head as to how I would tackle the American Telemedicine Association Conference at the end of the month. Like any other conference, I’d look at the program and circle the sessions I didn’t want to miss and perhaps circle the names of presenters I may want to… (read more)
April is OT month! The number one occupational therapy question we get from families is: What is Occupational Therapy? Rachel Stankey answered that question in great detail, so check that post out if you have a few minutes. Rachel and Christina also did a short and sweet video listing 10 things OT’s can help with…. (read more)