Phonemic Awareness

Why are phonemic awareness skills important? 25% of children from middle class families who do not receive direct instruction struggle with their phonemic awareness skills. Preschool levels of phonemic awareness skills predict future success in learning to read. This summer program is targeted to kids in preschool and those entering kindergarten. The topics covered include listening skills, rhyming, word and sentence structure, syllables, initial and final sounds, phonemes, and in introduction to letters and spelling.

Summer Programming

Read about our Social Communication Groups, Articulation and Language Groups, and the importance of not missing speech therapy sessions. Read More.

LLA is going GREEN!

LLA is doing its part in going green. Sign up to be our fan on Facebook and be entered in our spring sweepstakes for a free therapy session! Read More.

LLA now has two Orton-Gillingham certified instructors!

Orton-Gillingham is a multi-sensory approach that will enable students, by direct instruction, to review, to learn new concepts, practice, and to apply what they are learning. Read More.

Social Communication Camp

Language Learning Associates will be holding its second annual Social Communication Camp at Medina High School. Read More.

National Stuttering Awareness Week

May 10-16th is National Stuttering Awareness Week and to increase awareness about stuttering, Language Learning Associates will be offering free fluency screenings. Read More.

May is Better Hearing & Speech Month

During the month of May, Language Learning Associates will be offering free speech and hearing screenings, in addition to fluency screenings at any of our three offices. Read More.

Phonemic Awareness

Why are phonemic awareness skills important? 25% of children from middle class families who do not receive direct instruction struggle with their phonemic awareness skills. Read More.

Zane's Foundation, Inc.

The mission of Zane's Foundation, Inc. is to provide financial support to families of special needs children through funds designated for respite care, therapies, or other assistive equipment. Read More.