Supporting the Emotions and Psychology of the Child Client

As children grow, speech therapy becomes more than play — it becomes personal. Building confidence and protecting emotional well-being are just as important as targeting sounds.

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Why Rapport Matters in Teletherapy

In online speech therapy, drilling sounds isn’t enough. The real magic happens when children feel safe, seen, and connected. That’s why rapport isn’t optional—it’s essential.

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Why CloudSpeech Primarily Serves Children Ages 5 and Up

At CloudSpeech, we’ve learned that children ages 5 and up are developmentally ready to thrive in virtual therapy. Learn how focus, connection, and the right approach make all the difference in lasting speech clarity and confidence.

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How CloudSpeech Sees Clients in California, Texas, and New York All in the Same Afternoon

How can CloudSpeech serve families in three different states—all in the same afternoon? It’s made possible by multi-state licensing, creative scheduling, and a boutique teletherapy model built for families.

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Making Virtual Therapy Real: Hands-On Tools for Online Speech Success

When most people picture virtual speech therapy, they imagine endless screens of digital flashcards and kids sitting passively in front of a computer. That was my concern, too. I began my career in hands-on preschool classrooms, where we carved pumpkins, built tents, painted, and played our way through therapy.