The upcoming year will be unlike any other. Parents and caregivers should take the time to prepare their children as they re-integrate into their schools so as to minimize transition challenges that may be encountered. Coming out of a pandemic-impacted year it should come as no surprise that many children may not be emotionally ready or […]
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The Bilingual Symposium is less than 2 months away and it’s a great time to start booking your accommodations. San Juan offers a multitude of options so that you can find the perfect fit. Whether you prefer to enjoy the comforts of a hotel or explore the city from a local rental, there are a […]
Bilingual service providers don’t always have many options for continuing education opportunities that focus on bilingual populations. This was a concern for us at Bilingual Therapies, as we predominately work with bilingual professionals, so we did something about it… “Since 2001 we have been organizing this unique symposium that brings together researchers and practitioners to […]
Bilingual Therapies was elated to have two of their clinical fellows present at this year’s ASHA Convention in Boston. We know that the clinical fellowship year is a fast-paced journey, but Annette Cano and Michelle Hernandez found time to fit the convention into their busy schedules. Both presented posters that highlighted their graduate thesis work. […]
Are you a speech pathologist, audiologist, school psychologist, or student who supports or would like to serve bilingual clients? Would you like to earn CEUs during the day, and have some fun at night? Whether you’re a foodie, music buff, or sight-seeing fanatic, this location has it all! If you’re already dreaming up your Vegas […]
Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate the women in our lives who raised, inspired, and taught us so many invaluable life lessons! Many families have a common tradition for Mother’s Day – whether it’s a special brunch, dinner, or activity to celebrate “Mom.” At Bilingual Therapies, our team comes from a variety of different […]
It’s World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD), started initially by the United Nations. This significant day means the world will unite in recognition and awareness the only logical way it knows how: by donning colorful footwear. While getting creative with your choice of socks is a good way to celebrate pretty much anything, credit for this […]
Black History Month is celebrated in the United States during February. Schools often spend a lot of time talking about the important accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It’s also crucial to spend additional time to focus on other men and women who fought for civil rights in America. Children in multilingual families may […]
Are you a speech pathologist, audiologist, psychologist, or student who supports or would like to serve a bilingual population? Would you like to earn CEUs in a luxurious destination by the beach? If you answered “yes” to one or both of these questions, then you should attend our 2017 Bilingual Symposium in Miami Beach, Florida […]
I had the honor and privilege of presenting and participating in the Seventh Annual Symposium sponsored by Bilingual Therapies in Cancún, Mexico this past week. Cancún is a beautiful beach town located in the state of Quintana Roo on the southern east tip of the Mexican Peninsula, right on the Caribbean sea. The colors of […]