6 Ways Speech Therapy Can Aid in Brain Injury Recovery
A Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) works with people who have experienced a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Most often, a TBI occurs...
READ MORESocial Pragmatic Disorder vs Autism: What's the Difference?
Despite similarities, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is not Social Pragmatic Communication Disorder (SCD). SCD first appeared in the Diagnostic and...
READ MORE7 Reading Comprehension Strategies for Kids to Put Into Action Today
When it comes to learning to read it can be a tough thing for your child to do. In fact,...
READ MOREHow Virtual Speech Therapy Works: A Complete Guide
40 million Americans suffer from communication and speech disorders. Unfortunately, not every city or town has speech therapy readily available...
READ MOREHow Online Speech Therapy Can Help With Language Disorders
Communication is one of the most important tools you’ll ever use, both in your personal life and in your...
READ MORECan A Child With Autism Learn To Talk
Learning your child is diagnosed with autism may be a difficult pill to swallow. You might find relief learning that...
READ MORESpeech Therapy and Activities for the TH Sound
As your toddler begins forming sounds into words and phrases over time, you may experience enormous moments of joy for...
READ MOREFrog in Your Throat? How Vocal Therapy Can Treat Vocal Nodules
Speech is one of the greatest abilities we’re given in life. It’s one of the most important and...
READ MORE1 Year Old Speech Milestones
Have you and your partner been chatting endlessly with your toddler, waiting for them to elicit a reply of any...
READ MOREThe Difference Between Expressive and Receptive Language Disorders
Language disorders are just as individual as the people experiencing them. That being said, they do broadly fall into two...
READ MOREWhat Is the Importance of Reading Comprehension After School?
Reading, writing, and arithmetic. Those have been the educational focal points for centuries. They are the building blocks of all...
READ MOREHow to Tell If Your Child Has an Articulation Disorder
Nearly 1 in 12 American children have a disorder which relates to their voice, speech, or language. A large proportion...
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