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Sometimes the most powerful parenting advice isn't a strategy, a schedule, or a script.Sometimes it's simply a shift in ...
07/06/2026

Sometimes the most powerful parenting advice isn't a strategy, a schedule, or a script.

Sometimes it's simply a shift in perspective. 💛

A reminder to slow down.
A reminder to connect before correcting.
A reminder that our children are learning not only from what we say to them, but also from how we speak about them, respond to them, and show up for them each day.

Parenting was never meant to be perfect. It's about being present, being intentional, and giving ourselves grace along the way.

Which quote spoke to you the most? 👇

07/03/2026

Soaking up the sunshine, celebrating freedom, and spending time with the people we love most. ❤️🤍💙

Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸

Ring Therapy Services is growing, and we're currently hiring SLPs, CFs, and SLPAs in Southwest Florida!We're a small, fa...
07/02/2026

Ring Therapy Services is growing, and we're currently hiring SLPs, CFs, and SLPAs in Southwest Florida!

We're a small, family-owned pediatric practice that was built around supporting both our families and our clinicians. We offer flexible, blended caseloads across private practice and Lee County schools, a collaborative team environment, mentorship, and opportunities for professional growth. Our goal is to create a place where therapists genuinely enjoy coming to work and feel valued for what they do.

Pay:
✨ SLPs/CFs: $50–$70/hour
✨ SLPAs: $35–$45/hour
(Compensation varies by setting and experience.)

We're currently hiring full-time, part-time, and PRN clinicians.

If you or someone you know is looking for a supportive pediatric team with flexibility, variety, and room to grow, I'd love to connect!

📧 Please email us directly at [email protected] for more information or to send your resume.

I'd truly appreciate any shares to help us find another amazing therapist to join the RTS family! 💜

07/01/2026

As a speech therapist and mom of 4, here are 5 common mistakes that I believe can increase the risk of a speech delay 👇

1️⃣ Limited back-and-forth interaction with adults
Language is learned through interaction, not just exposure. Children need conversations, turn-taking, and responsive communication throughout the day.

2️⃣ Too much passive screen time replacing play and conversation
Screens aren't inherently bad, but they can't replace real-life interactions where children practice communicating with others.

3️⃣ Not following your child's interests during play
Children learn best when they're engaged. Following their lead creates more opportunities for meaningful communication.

4️⃣ Not responding to your baby's babbling
Babbling is your baby's first conversation. When you respond, you're teaching them that their sounds have meaning and power.

5️⃣ Not giving your child opportunities to communicate
It's tempting to anticipate every need, but children need chances to request, comment, ask for help, and express themselves.

💛 A speech delay is rarely caused by one single thing, and many children with speech delays have underlying differences that are not the result of parenting. These are simply five areas that can help support communication development.

Which one surprised you the most?

06/26/2026

Just another exhausting day at the office ⚾️😮‍💨😂

Pediatrics > everything else

06/24/2026

"Again?" Yes, again. 💛

For children with moderate to severe speech sound difficulties, learning a new sound takes LOTS of practice. That's why you'll often see us model a word and have a child repeat it multiple times during play.

Today, we targeted the /t/ sound in the word "cut" while cutting pretend food. Each repetition gives the brain another chance to learn, plan, and produce the sound correctly.

✨ Parent Tip:
Don't be afraid to repeat the same target word throughout an activity. Repetition doesn't have to be boring—it can happen naturally through play!

The more opportunities children have to hear and practice a sound, the stronger those speech patterns become. 🗣️💛

06/22/2026

What if speech therapy felt more like play than work? 💛

On the playground, we're building awareness of how the mouth moves, using visual cues, child-friendly language, and lots of practice to help this little guy learn his "snake sound" (/s/).

Because children learn best when they're engaged, having fun, and supported every step of the way.

This is the Ring Therapy Services difference. ✨

✨ Parent Tip:
Children often learn best when speech concepts are made fun and meaningful. Calling a sound a "snake sound" or using simple names for parts of the mouth can make speech practice feel less intimidating and much more engaging.

And yes—lots of repetition is normal! Every practice attempt helps strengthen new speech patterns and build confidence.

06/19/2026

Today we practiced the phrase "make a road" while working on clear speech. It took repetition, effort, and determination—but he kept going.

Sometimes the biggest win isn't getting it exactly right. It's having the confidence to keep trying.

And he did exactly that 👏

06/17/2026

Hills I'll Die On as a Speech Therapist and Mom of 4 💛

1. Screen time does not replace real human interaction.
2. The goal isn't perfect speech. The goal is confident communication.
3. If a child is struggling, change the environment before trying to change the child.
4. Parent involvement is the most important part of a child's speech therapy journey.
5. Late talkers aren't lazy. If they could do it, they would. Early support never hurts, but waiting can.
6. Reducing screen time alone won't fix every speech delay.
7. Connection comes before correction.
8. Your child doesn't need every educational toy on the market.
9. Play is not a waste of time. It's how children learn.
10. Your child doesn't need a perfect parent. They need a present one.

06/15/2026

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