Humboldt Speech & Language Services Ltd.

08/26/2026

💬 We are so excited to have Speech Language Pathologists join us from Humboldt Speech & Language Services! They will be at Prairie Hope Wellness twice a month starting in September. You can book using the link or contact them via email. Humboldt Speech & Language Services Ltd.

08/26/2026

08/21/2026

Language and Literacy go together like 🫛 and 🥕

Speech pathologists can help with pre-reading and literacy skill development.

📣Miranda and Haley will be offering Language & Literacy sessions this fall! 📣

Use the link to book, and select Language and Literacy Session from the session menu to book your child's spot.

👉 https://humboldtspeech.janeapp.com/

08/20/2026

Have you tried to get your child in to visit with us in the past? Been placed on a waiting list? Take this as your sign to connect with us! 👋🤩

Miranda is accepting new clients, and she would love to meet with you to discuss your family's communication goals. Haley also has availability in August and September.

At HSLS, we believe therapy works best when children feel seen, valued, and in the driver’s seat of their own learning. ✨

Neurodiversity-Affirming: We celebrate every child's unique way of thinking, communicating, and interacting with the world. Rather than trying to "fix" or change who they are, our goal is to build on their natural strengths, support their individual sensory and communication needs, and foster genuine self-confidence. ✨

Child-Led & Play-Based: Children learn most effectively when they are genuinely engaged. We follow your child's lead, incorporating their specific interests, passions, and choices into every session. By honoring their autonomy, therapy feels like a safe, joyful, and collaborative experience rather than a set of demands. ✨

Ready to Get Started?
We would love to support your family’s journey with care that respects and honors exactly who your child is. ✨

08/14/2026

🚧👷 HSLS under construction! 👷🚧

To serve you better, we are renovating our clinic and office spaces! We are so excited to refresh our environment and create an even better experience for you and your family when you visit us.

Because we are doing these updates in phases, our day-to-day operations and appointments will continue to run smoothly. We are fully committed to keeping disruptions to an absolute minimum while the work is underway.

We will keep you updated on our progress and any specific timeline shifts, but in the meantime, thank you so much for your patience and support as we improve our space.

08/13/2026

📣 What's this? Another Announcement? 📣

Support that celebrates how your child learns: in MELFORT! 🧠✨

Stop waiting and start communicating! Erin is now accepting new clients for child-led speech and language therapy at our new MELFORT location. At HSLS, we focus on total communication and strengths-based programming to help your child connect with the world on their own terms.

Limited spots available—book your session today!

👉Book an appointment directly @ https://humboldtspeech.janeapp.com

08/12/2026

📣📣 ANNOUNCEMENT ALERT! 📣📣

Miranda will be returning to the Wadena location this September! Whether you have booked in Wadena in the past, or you are curious about the supports we could offer your family in the future, please reach out.

Ready to Get Started?
We would love to support your family’s journey with care that respects and honors exactly who your child is.

Use this link to book [https://humboldtspeech.janeapp.com] or reach out to our team today to learn more about how our child-led approach can work for you!

07/17/2026

y As stated in another post, euphemisms generally make the person speaking feel more comfortable, but inadvertently imply that the proper term has a negative connotation. According to a study from 2016, individuals have found that the term "special needs" is more offensive than the word "disabled."

https://www.parents.com/why-you-should-not-say-special-needs-8619300

Disabled people don't have different needs than anyone else: they may access different supports to have their needs met.

Talk to your kids about disability. Talk to your families about being inclusive. Disability is part of being a human being, and it is not a bad word!

07/14/2026

07/14/2026

Some examples of societal challenges for folks with disabilities include:

- Lack of compliance with disability rights laws
- Failing to incorporate accessibility into building design plans or city planning
- Buildings that do not include braille on signs, elevator buttons, etc.
- Building inaccessible websites
- Assuming that people with disabilities want or need to be ‘fixed.’
- Refusing to provide reasonable accommodations when they are requested

Most accommodations that are helpful to disabled individuals are usually helpful for all. They just make sense!