
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month: Recognizing the Value of Speech Therapy in Addressing and Treating Traumatic Brain Injuries
Did you know? * 5.3 million people in the U.S. are currently living with a permanent brain-related disability and...
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Techniques For Improving Communication Skills In Individuals With Aphasia
Take a moment to imagine yourself arriving in a country where you speak little or none of the native language....
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National Brain Injury Awareness Day
March 4th marks National Brain Injury Awareness Day. This is a very important day, as more than 5.3 million...
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National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Many do not know that the month of March is recognized as National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. At Great Speech,...
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Speech Therapy is Vital in Treating Long COVID-19
One of the most widely reported symptoms of long COVID is difficulty thinking or concentrating, also known as brain fog....
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What Is The Success Rate Of Speech Therapy?
Speech therapy is a resource that provides support and treatment for individuals who are struggling to communicate due to a...
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What are the Speech Characteristics of Dysarthria?
What is Dysarthria? Dysarthria is the result of muscle weakness that causes the inability to effectively control the muscles that...
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Is Speech Therapy Effective in Adults?
Online speech therapy is an important and valuable resource that helps countless adults every year. Whether you are struggling with...
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How Can I Improve my Speech After a Brain Injury
A traumatic brain injury can have serious effects on an individual’s everyday life. One of the most life-altering of...
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Can Stress Cause Speech Problems?
Picture this: you’re in an important meeting when suddenly as you’re speaking your speech goes from normal to...
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Are Speech Issues Hereditary?
Perhaps you know that you got your brown eyes from your mother and your blonde hair from your father. But...
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Lost Children of COVID
Newly Discovered Struggles in the Classroom May Actually be Delays Due to COVID-19 Has the pandemic affected children’s communication...
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