Why Speech and Language Therapy is Beneficial Over the Summer
- Maria Alexandra Boitos Muresan
- Feb 28
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 13
Summer is a time for relaxation, but for children with speech and language challenges, it can also be a time of regression if therapy is paused. Continuing speech therapy during the summer months helps children retain and build on their communication skills.

Key Benefits of Summer Speech Therapy
Prevents Skill Regression – Without practice, children may lose progress made during the school year.
More Availability – Summer schedules are often more flexible, allowing for more consistent therapy sessions.
Enhances Social Skills – With more opportunities for playdates, camps, and family outings, children can practice communication in real-world settings.
Prepares for the Next School Year – Keeping up with therapy ensures that children start the next school year strong and confident.
Instead of taking a break, consider using summer as a time for growth and progress in speech and language development.
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