PediaSpeech Blog
News, announcements, and feature articles of interest to our PediaSpeech families
AMC & Autism Society of America Team Up
AMC Entertainment® (AMC) and the Autism Society of America have teamed up to bring families affected by autism and other disabilities a special opportunity to enjoy their favorite films in a safe and accepting environment on a monthly basis with the “Sensory Friendly Films” program. In order to provide a more accepting and comfortable setting…
Read MoreDate: October 2, 2010 Times: 10K and 5K @ 8:00am1-mile fun run @ 10:00amTot Trot @ 10:30am Location: Gwinnett County Fairgrounds Entertainment Bldg.Sugarloaf Pkwy. Gate B Distances: 10K and 5K USATF certified1-mile Fun Run and Tot TrotRunners and walkers are both welcome More information: www.georgiaraceforautism.com
Read MoreUnder the Umbrella
A fun, safe, interactive oasis for autistic children to stay & play!“As parents of autistic children, we understand your families needs.” Under the Umbrella is the premier “drop off” play center specifically for autistic children in Metro Atlanta. Come let your kids explore a sensory-rich variety of activities designed to keep them engaged and calm.…
Read MoreRace to Rally Hope!
Kids 1K – 8:00 a.m.5K/10K – 8:30 a.m.October 17th, 2010North Point Village Shipping CenterBenefiting Kiddos’ Clubhouse Foundation Kiddos’ Clubhouse Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that provides scholarships to Georgia families who are not able to secure funding for therapeutic services and/or equipment for their children with special needs. Their mission is to shape better lives…
Read MoreStaff Profile- Lisa Czech
Lisa Czech, M.S. CCC-SLP Lisa received her undergraduate degree from the University of Vermont in Elementary Education and her Masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Rhode Island. After moving to Atlanta in 1999, Lisa started her career in the public school system. She then became involved in the Babies Can’t Wait early…
Read MoreDoes my child stutter?
The young child who is still struggling to master certain sounds, vocabulary, sentence arrangement and the social pressures of talking will naturally stumble over speech more often than adults or older children. Because children with normal disfluencies show many of the same behaviors found in stuttering, it may be difficult for you to distinguish normal…
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