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Have you ever been told that you talk too fast or been asked to slow down your fast speech? In today’s fast-paced, busy, and often chaotic society, it is more and more common for individuals of all ages to have this communication problem. While speaking quickly is not a specific speech disorder and is not […]
Breathing is a fundamental part of life as it provides our bodies with oxygen, rids us of waste such as carbon dioxide, and allows us to live. Not only is breathing essential to our survival, but it also plays a vital role in the process of speech production. Understanding the relationship between speech production and […]
Navigating the complicated landscape of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can highlight not only difficulties with focus and impulse control but also related communication challenges. Individuals with ADHD may have difficulties expressing themselves, maintaining attention in conversations, or regulating their speech patterns. Recognizing the connection between ADHD and communication issues is crucial to overcoming these challenges. One […]
In a world that is increasingly interconnected through technology, the effects of loneliness and isolation loom larger than ever. Extended periods of isolation frequently lead to more than just emotional distress; they can also profoundly impair our capacity for effective communication. As we collectively navigate a landscape that is still marked by social distancing, remote […]
Most of us have been told at one time or another to “stop mumbling!” when we were speaking. The truth is that everyone wants to be able to communicate clearly and be heard well by others. The goal of speaking, whether it involves a professional presentation, a social interaction, or another situation, is to captivate […]
Cerebral Palsy refers to a group of disorders that affect the ability to move and maintain posture and balance. It is common for individuals with cerebral palsy to frequently have difficulties speaking and understanding language. Through the help and support of an experienced speech therapist, as well as the ongoing support of family members and […]
For many Americans, English is their second language. This means that they may have an accent when speaking English. Accents are an integral part of our individual identities, and many people are proud of their accents, as they are reflections of our unique identities and backgrounds. Accent modification is a form of speech therapy that […]
Fluency shaping is a method of speech therapy treatment that aims to improve the speech of those who struggle with stuttering. While not all cases of stuttering are curable, many people see significant improvements in their speech when using fluency shaping for stuttering treatment. What is Fluency Shaping? Fluency shaping does not refer to a […]
What is a Cochlear Implant? A cochlear implant is a device that is used to help individuals with hearing loss effectively perceive sound. In most cases, cochlear implants are used to aid adults with moderate to severe hearing loss. It is common for the term “cochlear implant” to be abbreviated as “CI”. Cochlear implants require […]
When it comes to the development of speech and language skills in children, most 3-year-olds know a word for almost everything around them and should be able to combine those words to make short, simple sentences. Approximately 50 percent of their speech should also be understandable. When discussing developmental milestones, it is important to note […]