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The Rose Speech Language Therapy Group was officially founded in 2025 — but the story of why  begins much earlier. Long before our...

Easter; time of joy and celebration of renewal! When people ask me about my favorite holiday, hands down, it’s Easter. It is quite a family affair in our home. My daughters share the same love for Easter, too. There’s something about it that feels truly magical. Yes, I absolutely adore the chocolate treats ( favorite: Reese’s peanut butter eggs! ), the egg hunts, and the soft pastel colors, but what I love most is what Easter represents. For me, Easter is about fresh starts .

Owner, Jacquelyn, at the ASHA Convention In November 2025, I had the honor of presenting at the ASHA (American Speech-Hearing Association) Convention in Washington, DC  on a topic that is both clinically complex and deeply personal to my work: How speech-language therapy supports cognitive-communication in young adults returning to college after a traumatic brain injury (TBI). As a speech-language pathologist and owner of The Rose Speech Therapy Group , I have worked with man

Yes, you can! Rebuilding confidence is a key step in recovery. Experiencing a brain injury can bring unexpected changes to many areas of life, including how a person communicates and thinks. Challenges with speaking, understanding, attention, memory, or social interaction are common and can understandably affect confidence in everyday situations. At The Rose Speech Therapy Group, we know that rebuilding cognitive-communication skills goes hand-in-hand with rebuilding confiden

As a speech-language pathologist (and beach-loving mom!), I’m always looking for ways to blend play, language, and sunshine. The beach is...

Executive functioning is a term we hear often in education, therapy, and parenting—but what does it really mean? And did you know that...

Introducing solids is a big moment — and for many families, it can feel like a daunting one. Questions start swirling: Is my child ready? What texture should I start with? What if they gag? How do I make sure they're safe? My daughter's introduction to early solids At The Rose Speech Language Therapy Group , we believe this milestone doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In fact, starting solids should be embraced for what it truly is: a fun, engaging, and connection-rich part of

In today's digital age, the way we communicate has evolved, and the demand for effective communication skills has never been more...