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View fullsize Most individuals with Down syndrome prefer to use speech to communicate. What are we actually doing to help them be understood? Most speech therapies don’t seem to help, leaving a minority without reliable communication strategies. The answer i
View fullsize https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucejapsen/2026/02/03/congress-extends-medicare-telehealth-coverage-for-two-years/
View fullsize I teach speech therapists and parents how to use reading to improve speech clarity and verbal language for children with Down syndrome. It can be difficult to find books that are appropriate for both of these goals, so I decided to write my own. This
View fullsize πŸŽ‰ Big news for 2026— Medicare is here! πŸŽ‰ We’re so excited to share that Connected Speech is now Texas MEDICARE approved! We specialize in speech & language therapy for children and adults with IDD, Down syndrome, and Autism πŸ’¬πŸ’› ✨
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View fullsize As SLP who specialize in speech and language skills of those with Down syndrome, we choose to use teletherapy for all these reasons and more. In-person and virtual settings, using a hybrid approach, are powerful too!#downsyndromespeech #speechclarity
View fullsize ✨ Now Offering Self-Pay and Consultation Appointments via Teletherapy! ✨ We’re here to support your loved one’s communication journey. As Down syndrome specialists, we’re dedicated to helping every individual build confidence, conne
View fullsize Preparing for LSVT LOUD is way more interesting and fun when you can tap into your inner rocker for inspiration, complete with a purple wig and matching fingernails. #lsvtloud #downsyndrome #connectedspeech #grayspeaktherapy #downsyndromespeech #purs
View fullsize It’s been such a great month so far celebrating Down syndrome Awareness Month! Join us in Texas, Colorado, and Arizona to continue to celebrate and support those with Down syndrome through speech therapy! We are Connected Speech providing in pe
View fullsize πŸ’™πŸ’› Access matters. Communication matters. People with Down syndrome rely on Medicare and Medicaid to access vital support services. As dedicated providers, we understand how important access to in person and teletherapy is for continuity of care a
View fullsize We’re already halfway through October, and there’s still so much more to celebrate for Down Syndrome Awareness Month! πŸ’›πŸ’™ Speech therapy plays a powerful role in supporting people with Down syndrome at every age! Comment your fun facts o
View fullsize The incidence of Autism for those with Down syndrome is 16-20%. While common, many professionals may still find the dual-diagnostic and treatment protocols confusing. This short guide offers a place to start understanding the dual diagnosis and/or t
View fullsize We are continuing to celebrate Down syndrome awareness month with our pal and client Lily! She is a pro at using her LOUD voice to make sure she is heard and understood by everyone she talks to! Lily has helped us work closely with @lsvtglobal to pro
View fullsize Happy Down syndrome Awareness Month!! We love the month of October for so many reasons but especially to share information about Down syndrome πŸ’™πŸ’› Swipe to see myths dispelled and read more about the things people with Down syndrome can do! #downs
View fullsize Only Intense and frequent speech practice improves speech in functional, everyday use. #speechclarityisindependence #lsvtloudforkids #siecenterfordownsyndrome #universityofcolorado #metrostateuniversity #universityofcolorado #globaldownsyndrome #gr
View fullsize People living with Down syndrome deserve access to speech and language resources & services throughout the lifespan. #speech clarity #speech clarity is independence #beavoice #lsvtloud #gigisplayhouse #ndsc #pursuitcenter #asha #coloradospeechlan
View fullsize Speech and verbal language is possible for people with Down syndrome. Speech and language use is the goal. Down syndrome is not the cause of poor speech and language use any more than not walking. The only difference is practice. People who can&rsqu
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