Embrace Therapy Services

06/03/2026

DYSLEXIA: Dyslexia is a neurobiological learning disability that primarily affects reading, spelling, and language processing. It is not a measure of intelligence. People with dyslexia have unexpected difficulty connecting letters to sounds, leading to challenges with reading fluency and accuracy, though they often excel as creative, big-picture thinkers.

Dyslexia is genetic and tied to how the brain processes language. It affects a significant portion of the population (up to 20%). Diagnosis involves a thorough evaluation of language, memory, and cognitive skills, typically conducted by educational psychologists, clinical psychologists, or reading specialists. (Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity ❤️)

06/03/2026

A wonderful family if you are able to help support ❤️

06/01/2026

05/30/2026

Happy Speech Language Hearing month! Here is a throwback collage of the therapists at Embrace who work on feeding, dyslexia and reading, oral motor, speech and language, pragmatic language. We are lucky to have an AMAZING team.

05/26/2026

Happy Anniversary Anika! Thank you for all you do for our families and clients! We are blessed to have you on our team to share your joy, kindness and passion!

05/26/2026

05/25/2026

Ideas to reduce hyperactivity.

05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day!!

05/25/2026

Thank you to all of the speech therapists who collaborate with OT to support self-determination through simple signs and accessible communication strategies. I had the privilege of working with an incredible SLP this year who created a beautiful culture of multimodal communication in preschool.

Multimodal communication means recognizing that there are many pathways to language and self-expression, through signs, visuals, spoken language, AAC, gestures, and more. Providing multiple ways to communicate supports language development because it reduces barriers, increases opportunities for participation, and empowers children to express needs, make choices, connect with others, and build confidence as communicators.

One of the most meaningful outcomes is seeing children realize they can be understood and that their voice matters, regardless of the communication method they use. 🩷