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building YOURÂ capacity to strengthen communication and connection from the comfort of your own home
Parent/Caregiver Group Classes
Building relationships while helping your child's communication skills.
Capacity Speech Therapy is in the process of developing group-based classes and would like your support! Gather a group of 4-5 parents, pick a home location, and choose (or suggest) a topic of interest. We will work with you to schedule a group class or a number of sessions.
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Pricing is based on the number of participants, with discounted rates for the location host.
Creating a Language-Rich Environment
For caregivers of children ages 0-3
This class will help caregivers to provide communication opportunities throughout daily routines (meals, diapering/toileting, car rides, shopping trips, playtime, bath time, etc.)Â Strategies will be easy to implement without adding pressure to your day.
Tips and Tricks for Technology Use
For...everyone!
Learn more about what the research is saying about children and technology use. Discuss alternatives to keeping your kids busy and supporting cognitive growth. Parents can work as a team with friends or neighbors to change how their children use technology as they develop throughout the most critical years of early childhood. Find support in developing and implementing a screen time plan that benefits the whole family.
Communication from Day One
For new or expectant parents and caregivers
Receive the most up-to-date information on how to support communication growth starting at birth. We teach practical habits to add to your parenting toolbox to increase your child's early social and language skills. This includes learning how to talk with your baby, how to play, or what toys are best for early language growth.
Books! Fostering Your Child's Interest in Early Literacy
Caregiver/Child Participation (Also for childcare providers)
We discuss what types of books are best for different stages of development, how to engage your child when reading, and how to promote speech and language skills using books.
The Gift of Boredom
Bringing it back to the ol' days
These days, the need for instant gratification is increasing, as the ability to tolerate boredom and waiting is decreasing. Allowing our children to be bored opens up their minds and enhances learning opportunities and creativity. Learn how to teach boredom and increase independent play, creativity, and important life skills. We support finding peace in venturing out to stores, restaurants, and appointments rather than dreading these experiences.
