BOOK JASON SPEAR MILLER FOR YOUR NEXT EVENT
Jason Miller is a passionate developmental speech therapist dedicated to empowering parents and professionals who work with children on the sensory processing disorder (SPD) spectrum. Drawing on years of hands-on experience, Jason helps audiences understand how to build a supportive environment where children can thrive.
Jason's dynamic and customized presentations go beyond theory, offering actionable strategies for:
- Parents: Learn how to decode your child's communication signals and implement effective strategies in your daily routines.
- Educators & Therapists: Discover new techniques to support children with sensory needs in the classroom and clinical settings.
- Students: Aspiring therapists in Human Development and Behavioral Science programs will gain valuable insights into the realities of clinical practice.
Jason also offers a specialized business seminar for Speech-Language Pathology programs, sharing his expertise on how to establish and grow a successful, client-centered practice. He believes in preparing future therapists not just clinically, but also professionally, setting them up for a rewarding and impactful career.
Email: jason@jasonspearmiller.com
Call: 254-632-6036
Jason Spear Miller
M.S., CCC-SLP
Jason Spear Miller is the Owner and Executive Administrator of Centex Rehabilitation Clinics in Central Texas. He received his Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Science and Communication Disorders Degrees from Baylor University in 1998 and 1999 respectively. After graduating, Jason began his career working with children who presented speech and language delays as well as other children with special needs such as Autism and Cerebral Palsy,
Over the past 15 years working with children, and as a father of three young children, Jason understands the needs of parents and hopes this website will provide sound, practical information to parents who are simply looking for ways to improve the lives of their children and families.
FREE REPORT: Top Signs That Your Child Has A Speech Or Language Delay... And What Parents Can Do To Help Them Catch Up!
If you are concerned that your child's speech isn't where you feel it should be, please take a look at this report. A child's speech and language development occurs at different times for each child. However, there are some basic guide lines that tell us when to expect certain things.
This report will go over those guide lines as well as some activities that you as a parent can do at home to help. I've also included a list of toys and books that I have used in my practice and at home with my own kids to encourage their speech and language development.
