Toddlers are beginning to express themselves with words and discover the power of language.
Learn ways to enhance language development and communication skills in toddlers. This class is taught by Speech/Language Pathologist Randi Jacoby, MSCCC.
Randi Jacoby, M.S.C.C.C., is a Licensed and Certified Speech and Language Pathologist, who holds a Master of Science Degree from Columbia University. She is the Director of Jacoby Speech Therapy Associates, a private group practice specializing in pediatric communication development and learning skills. Ms. Jacoby has served as a lecturer to both parents and educators at the 92Y Parenting Center and 92Y Nursery School for over 20 years, as well as a consultant to many New York City private and public schools. She has been a contributor to New York Family magazine, as well as to many parent education portals. As an alumna of the College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Boston University, Ms. Jacoby continues to play an active role in mentoring both undergraduate and graduate students in the field of Speech Pathology. She was noted to be one of the top therapists in her field by “A Parent’s Guide to Special Education in New York City.” Throughout her ...
Randi Jacoby, M.S.C.C.C., is a Licensed and Certified Speech and Language Pathologist, who holds a Master of Science Degree from Columbia University. She is the Director of Jacoby Speech Therapy Associates, a private group practice specializing in pediatric communication development and learning skills. Ms. Jacoby has served as a lecturer to both parents and educators at the 92Y Parenting Center and 92Y Nursery School for over 20 years, as well as a consultant to many New York City private and public schools. She has been a contributor to New York Family magazine, as well as to many parent education portals. As an alumna of the College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Boston University, Ms. Jacoby continues to play an active role in mentoring both undergraduate and graduate students in the field of Speech Pathology. She was noted to be one of the top therapists in her field by “A Parent’s Guide to Special Education in New York City.” Throughout her career, Ms. Jacoby has been an ardent advocate for children with developmental disabilities and learning disorders.
Helping Language Grow (Parents of Children Ages 1-3)
For Grandparents Only