Developing Speech, Language, & Communication One Word at a Time
Empowering Parents and Transforming Children's Lives Get Started
Welcome to Help Your Child 2 Talk
Help Your Child 2 Talk is where hope is kindled, potential is unlocked, and words flow. Our mission is simple – to empower, support, and equip you, the parent of an extraordinary child facing speech, language, and communication challenges. We believe that with guidance, you possess an unmatched power to enrich your child’s speech, language, and communication development, and we are here to help you maximize that power.
We understand that your life is busy. That’s why our services are tailored to fit into your routine. We offer you online access to speech-language pathologists who specialize in serving parents of children with special needs. Our interactions and learning experiences provide a listening ear, clear answers, practical information, and proven strategies that work at home. Our resources and outstanding parent community support you as you help your child communicate their best.
At Help Your Child 2 Talk – our conversation is always about making a major difference, one word at a time. Together we can unleash possibilities and celebrate as your child thrives and advances toward their speech, language, and communication potential.
Our Services
Help Your Child 2 Talk offers a variety of services for parents and caregivers.
Consulting
Get answers, explore options, and problem solve, so you can better support your child’s communication development at home.
Coaching
Let’s work together, share ideas, and map out a plan, so you can set youself and your child up for speech, language, and communication success.
Courses
Our live and recorded courses will give you the knowledge and practice you need so you can best impact your child’s communication skills.
Training
Join our dynamic group trainings, connect with other parents, and gain confidence in supporting your child’s communication.
Our Areas of Focus
Our areas of focus include language, speech, spoken communication and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), special needs, and strategies, tools, and resources to support speech, language, and communication development.
Language
Speech
Communication
Special Needs
Strategies
Tools
Resources
Our Areas of Focus
Our areas of focus include language, speech, spoken communication and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), special needs, and strategies, tools, and resources to support speech, language, and communication development.
Language
Speech
Communication
Special Needs
Strategies
Tools
Resources
Online Learners
Families Served
Lives Changed
What Other Parents Say
We’ve had the honor of working with many wonderful parents, children, and families and witnessing tremendous growth and transformation. Here’s what a few parents said about our services. Because of confidentiality, their photos and full names are not shown.
We were scared parents and not sure how our lives would be with a daughter with Down syndrome. You provided us with hope, reassurance, guidance, and love. You substantially changed our daughter’s life for the better and she has achieved so much. We would not be where we are today without you in our lives, and we are forever grateful.
Our son was a premature baby born at 27 weeks, and we had little hope for his speech development. He has made tremendous progress in his communication skills and is even reading. You guided us and helped us understand complex things. We never hesitate to ask you questions or to ask for your opinion. You have played a huge part in our son’s success.
You have gone an extra mile providing practical solutions to everyday communication challenges our son and family faced which has brought enormous help for me as the mother of a kid with special needs. Your experienced, caring, and practical approach has changed our life for the better.
Explore Our Courses
Our courses are designed with busy parents like you in mind. The content and lessons are full of practical insights, ideas, strategies, tools, and resources you can put to use right away.
Speech and Language Foundation
Help Your Child 2 Talk: The First 100 Words
Trying to help your child understand their first 100 words? This course will give you insights about speech and language development and strategies, resources, and tools so you can help your child’s vocabulary grow. Finally, the answers you’ve been searching for are within reach!
Speech and Language Expansion
Help Your Child 2 Talk: 100 Words to Sentences
Ready to boost your child’s language skills from 100 words to full sentences? This course helps you to understand and apply sentence and language building speech-language therapy strategies, habits, and resources. Get the expert guidance you’ve been seeking!
Speech and Language Flourish
Help Your Child 2 Talk: Conversations & More
Working on taking your child from sentences to conversations and well beyond? This course, filled with speech, language, and communication development insights, strategies, tactics, tools, and resources will be your companion. The solutions you’ve been seeking are here and ready for you!
Recent Articles
Our articles are based on the questions parents have asked. They are designed to offer succinct and helpful information and insights. No material on this website is intended to be a substitute for professional speech-language therapy services specific to the diagnosis and treatment of your child. Should you have a question, please don’t hesitate to emal us and we will be sure to reply.
What Words Should I Help My Child Learn?
Understanding vocabulary development in children is vital for parents looking to nurture their child's linguistic and cognitive growth. This article describes the intricacies of acquiring vocabulary including receptive, expressive, and functional vocabularies. It will...
Twenty Ways to Create a Language-Rich Environment for Your Child
Every child's ability to communicate and express themselves grows from their earliest experiences from the words, sights, sounds, and gestures they are exposed to. By cultivating a language-rich home environment, parents can offer their child a strong foundation for...
Advocating for Your Child with Special Needs
Parenting a child with special needs comes with unique challenges and responsibilities, one of which is the role of advocacy. Advocacy involves speaking up for your child's rights, educating others about their strength and needs, and ensuring they have access to...