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Supporting executive functioning at home: Tips for parents and caregivers

Supporting executive functioning at home: Tips for parents and caregivers

by Tami Teshima | Aug 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

by Tamiko Teshima, M.A., CCC-SLPPractice Owner and Speech-Language PathologistDuncan Lake Speech Therapy, LLC Executive functioning might sound like something from a boardroom, but it’s actually a set of brain skills that help us all manage daily life. Planning,...
What we say matters: Shifting our language during meltdowns

What we say matters: Shifting our language during meltdowns

by Tami Teshima | Aug 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

by Duncan Lake Speech Therapy When a child is overwhelmed and crying, yelling, or melting down, it’s natural to want to make it stop. As adults, our instincts often lead us to say things like “Calm down!” or “You’re fine!” in an attempt to soothe or regain control of...

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