How to Incorporate Speech Therapy into Daily Routines
If you’re a parent of a child undergoing speech therapy, you may be wondering how to support your child’...
READ MOREAddressing Speech Issues Related to Tongue-Tie
A tongue-tie, also referred to as ankyloglossia, occurs when the bottom of the tongue is tightly connected to the floor...
READ MOREThe Connection Between Hearing Loss and Speech Disorders
While hearing loss is most commonly connected to older age, the truth is that hearing loss can affect individuals of...
READ MORERip, Rug, Run: Speech Therapy Exercises for Remediation of the R Sound
Current estimates suggest that approximately 5% of American children aged 3 to 17 are living with a speech disorder of...
READ MOREWhat Are the Symptoms of Spasmodic Dysphonia?
Spasmodic dysphonia is an uncommon voice disorder that causes the muscles in the larynx and voice box to spasm involuntarily....
READ MOREWhat is the Goal of Parent Coaching in Speech Therapy?
What is covered in this article: Importance of Parent Coaching: Parent coaching in speech therapy is crucial because parents and...
READ MOREWhat is a Prolongation in Speech?
Role of Speech Therapy: Speech therapy is highly effective in helping individuals who stutter by reducing disfluencies, improving speech fluency,...
READ MOREWhat is Resonance in Speech Therapy?
What this article covers: Understanding Resonance: Resonance refers to how airflow is shaped as it travels through the oral and...
READ MOREIs a Stutter a Speech Disability?
This article covers the following topics on Suttering: Stuttering Defined: Stuttering is a fluency disorder that disrupts the flow of...
READ MOREOvercoming Public Speaking Anxiety Through Speech Therapy
What we cover in this article: Challenges in Public Speaking: Public speaking anxiety stems from various factors, including fear of...
READ MORECan Speech Therapy Help With Belching (Aerophagia)
Ingesting small amounts of air when eating, talking, or laughing is a normal part of the human experience. However, some...
READ MOREWhy am I Suddenly Talking with a Lisp?
A lisp is a common speech condition that makes pronouncing particular sounds difficult and can affect people of any age....
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