When Is It Time to See a Speech Pathologist?
Speech pathologists know that at every BBQ someone will ask, “Should my child see a speech pathologist?” That question often comes wrapped in worries: “They’re late to talk,” “They struggle with eating,” or “They’re not saying as many words as their sibling.” We’re always happy to help demystify the process.
In this episode of Growing Up with A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology podcast, Practice Director Lauren Haskins sits down with Clinical Lead and Speech Pathologist Holly Graham-Hayes to explore exactly when and why families should seek support.
During this episode, you will learn:
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Who Holly Graham-Hayes is and how her role helps shapes our approach
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Why trusting your parental instincts can point you toward timely help
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The difference between a “support and see” versus a “wait and see” mindset
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Common signs that it’s time to connect with a speech pathologist
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How family involvement in every setting accelerates progress
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Tips for choosing a service that fits your family’s needs and values
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Key resources to guide your first steps: Does My Child Need a Speech Pathologist? and How to Choose a Speech Pathology Service
Join Lauren and Holly as they empower you to move forward with confidence and clarity on your child’s communication and feeding journey.
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