Lacie Peterson Speech and Language
Making effective communication accessible for Minnesota's families and children
Hi, I’m Lacie
I am a Minnesota-based Speech-Language Pathologist with a background in Child Development. As a state-licensed clinician and holder of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Certificate of Clinical Competence, you can count on quality, individualized services for you and your loved ones.
I currently offer speech/language services to Minnesota residents under age 18 for articulation, language, and stuttering therapy. I also offer caregiver coaching for families and individuals using Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices (AAC), or those who may benefit from AAC.
These services are provided in-home for areas within 30 miles of the Champlin Public Library, with telehealth or in-home services with a travel fee for those living outside the given area.
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Recent blog posts
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My Child Isn’t Talking!
First thing you need is to take a slow, down-to-your-belly breath. Really! Whatever is going on for you right now, give yourself a moment to breathe deeply. Each of us has our own kaleidoscope of strengths, abilities, experiences, and needs, and we are all doing our best. I truly believe that. Ready? Let’s talk milestones.…
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Supporting Your Child’s Language Development: 1-2 years
Here are some simple things you can do to support your child’s language development from 1-2 years of age. Feel free, especially if these ideas are new to you, to choose a specific routine or time of day to try these techniques. You could choose snack time, getting dressed, taking a walk, or another time…
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Simple Things You Can Do To Support Your Child’s Language Development – Birth – 1 Year
Here are a few simple ideas of things you can do to support your young child’s language development. I suggest choosing a specific routine or time of day to practice implementing them, so you don’t get stuck in overwhelm thinking you have to do it all the time! 😉 You could pick snack time, play…
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I can’t understand my child
Child language is a beautiful thing. They are still learning the rules, the sounds, and structures of the language. Mistakes are often endearing at a young age, and help a child learn. At some point, however, if errors persist they can be concerning or even interfere with being able to understand what your child is…
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