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Tiny Voice Therapy Services, LLC Tiny Voice Therapy Services is a private clinic in Elburn, IL providing speech and language therapy to children ages birth to 21.

🍕 Who doesn’t love pizza for a good cause?! 💜We’re excited to kick off our Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fundraiser to help s...
10/19/2026

🍕 Who doesn’t love pizza for a good cause?! 💜

We’re excited to kick off our Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fundraiser to help support the programs we offer at Tiny Voice Therapy Services!

Every purchase helps us continue creating meaningful opportunities for learning, communication, connection, and inclusion for the children and families we serve. 💜

🍕 Here’s the best part! You can order pizza kits online and have them shipped directly to your door! No need to be local to support our fundraiser.

Whether you’re stocking up for family pizza nights or sharing our fundraiser with friends and family, every order makes a difference!

🛒 Order your pizza kits here:
https://fundraising.littlecaesars.com/products?support=c35322fd-8073-4987-b03d-210e6d656f8d

Thank you for helping us continue to grow our programs and create a space where every voice matters! 💜🐴

10/19/2026

A little motivation as we head into a new work week.

Sometimes things don’t go as planned. You try something once, twice, maybe even three times, and it still doesn’t work.

But that doesn’t mean you’ve failed. Sometimes it means you need to pause, reflect, and try a different approach.

As SLPs, we experience this all the time. A therapy strategy might not click, a session might not go as expected, or progress might look different than we imagined.

And that’s okay.

Growth isn’t always about trying harder. Sometimes it’s about trying differently. Give yourself the same patience, flexibility, and encouragement that you give your clients.

Keep trying. Adjust your approach. You can do hard things.

10/17/2026

Stall service is officially open for business!

Piper has been learning how to use her communication buttons, and she’s starting to figure out that the order in which she uses them matters!

At dinnertime, she’s learned to press OPEN to request that I open the door to her grain bucket, followed by EAT to tell me what she wants to do next.

It’s been so fun watching her make connections between her buttons, her environment, and the outcomes of her communication!

Just like Piper, AAC users need opportunities to explore their communication systems, learn what different words mean, and discover how they can use those words to communicate meaningful messages. This is why modeling language in natural, everyday situations is so important. Communication is about more than requesting. It’s about having a voice, making choices, expressing thoughts, and knowing that your communication matters.

10/16/2026

Piper has an important announcement for AAC Awareness Month! 📢🐴💜

Communication is so much more than spoken words! It’s gestures, facial expressions, body language, AAC, and so much more.

At our AAC Learning Community, we’re creating a space where ALL forms of communication are recognized, respected, and celebrated.

We’re not expecting our learners to communicate in one specific way. Instead, we’re meeting them where they are, modeling language throughout the day, honoring their communication attempts, and giving them the time and space they need to express themselves.

Communication is about making sure they feel heard, understood, and valued.

And that’s exactly what we’re building at Tiny Voice Therapy! 💜🐴

10/15/2026

The AAC Learning Community is so much more than a place to learn. 💜

We’re creating a space where communication looks different for everyone, where children are encouraged to explore at their own pace, and where connection, regulation, and meaningful experiences come first.

Through play, interactions with our farm animals, and everyday routines, we’re creating opportunities to model language, build relationships, and support each child in a way that honors who they are.

We’re only in our second week, but seeing this little community come together has already been so special. 🥹

Every child deserves a space where they feel safe, accepted, and understood. And we’re so grateful to be creating just that. 💜

This is what learning looks like at the AAC Learning Community. 💜🐐Not sitting at a table completing structured tasks, bu...
10/14/2026

This is what learning looks like at the AAC Learning Community. 💜🐐

Not sitting at a table completing structured tasks, but exploring the world, building relationships, and experiencing meaningful moments throughout the day.

At the AAC Learning Community, we’re creating opportunities for our learners to communicate, connect, play, and discover in ways that are authentic to them.

Sometimes that means modeling language while feeding the goats. Other times it’s exploring the barn, spending time with the horses, or simply observing everything happening around us.

Every experience is an opportunity for language development, connection, sensory exploration, and learning.

And the best part? Our AAC learners get to experience all of this in an environment where their communication is valued, their autonomy is respected, and their interests help guide the day.

Because communication doesn’t just happen in a therapy room. It happens everywhere. 💜

10/13/2026

What can a horse teach preschoolers about AAC? More than you might think! 🐴💜

Piper had quite the audience while we had a preschool group out to the farm, and she was a little more interested in watching everyone than using her buttons. 😂

But this created the perfect opportunity to talk about something incredibly important: regulation comes before communication.

Horses are prey animals with a strong fight-or-flight response. When they feel overwhelmed or unsafe, their nervous systems prioritize survival over learning and responding to cues.

And our nervous systems aren’t so different!

When a child is in fight-or-flight mode, accessing language can become incredibly difficult. Even familiar words or well-practiced AAC skills may be harder to access when their nervous system is overwhelmed.

This is why wait time matters. This is why we model without expecting a response. And this is why we should never force a dysregulated child to say something, whether through speech or AAC.

Sometimes the most supportive thing we can do is give someone time, space, and a sense of safety.

Communication isn’t a performance, and AAC should never be used as a test.

This AAC Awareness Month, let’s remember that connection, regulation, and access to communication matter far more than getting a response on demand.

Be sure to follow Christina Hunger and Elizabeth Nielsen to see the process of using AAC with our animals!

Pretty scary if you ask me! 👻The scariest things are the barriers that limit access to communication. At the AAC Learnin...
10/12/2026

Pretty scary if you ask me! 👻

The scariest things are the barriers that limit access to communication.

At the AAC Learning Community you won’t see any of these spooky things happening!

Learn more about the learning community at tinyvoicetherapy.com/learningcommunity

Our wonderful speech therapist, Miss Emily, creating works of art on the sidewalk for the clients ❤️❤️
10/12/2026

Our wonderful speech therapist, Miss Emily, creating works of art on the sidewalk for the clients ❤️❤️

Hope you all have a wonderful night! 💜💜What’s one thing you’re looking forward to this week?
10/11/2026

Hope you all have a wonderful night! 💜💜

What’s one thing you’re looking forward to this week?

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47W836 Main Street Road
Elburn, IL
60119

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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