Rachel Lieske joins Building Blocks to discuss the vital role of early speech-language intervention and the power of play in child development. She emphasizes the importance of early action over a “wait and see” approach, highlights family involvement in therapy, and shares personal stories from her 17 years of experience. Rachel explains how music, routines, and real-life engagement—like tossing socks during laundry—can build foundational language skills. The episode also explores how being a mom transformed her practice, underscoring the value of creating supportive communities for parents.
Supporting Language Development | Rachel Lieske Part II
