Helping Children Find Their Voice: How Pronouns, Social Skills, and Parent Involvement Support Language Growth
When children learn language, they aren’t just learning words — they’re learning who they are and how they relate to the world. One key part of speech and language development is self-recognition in communication. This includes understanding pronouns, using their own name appropriately, and being able to talk about themselves and others. Building Identity Through […]
Helping Kids Find Their Voice – One Step at a Time
At Steinmetz Speech Therapy, we believe every child has something important to say — and our job is to help them say it with confidence. Whether your child struggles with stuttering, articulation, language development, or social communication, we take a personalized, goal-driven approach to help them make steady, meaningful progress. Parents often tell us that […]
The Power of Connection in Speech Therapy
At Steinmetz Speech & Voice, we believe that meaningful progress begins with connection. When a child feels seen, understood, and supported, learning blossoms naturally. Every session is a chance to build confidence, curiosity, and communication — one interaction at a time. Making Stories Come Alive During one session, Elana, one of our skilled therapists, used […]
Stuttering in Adults: Overcoming Communication Barriers
When considering speech and communication, stuttering surfaces as an intricate puzzle that many adults find themselves navigating daily. It’s not merely about the sounds or speech patterns but rather an entangled web of challenges influencing one’s ability to express clearly. For those living with it, stuttering is more than just an occasional hiccup in verbal […]
Signs Your Child May Need Speech Therapy
For parents, the journey of understanding your child’s development often brings about a mix of excitement and concern. Moreover, when it comes to their speech and language growth, every observation becomes significant. You might notice the way they experiment with new sounds, try to imitate your words, or even grasp language structures at an astonishing […]