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Speech pathologists work with people who have had a stroke and are experts in communication and swallowing problems.

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Improving Literacy Comprehension Through Visualization

Comprehension difficulties have a significant impact on a child or adults school, home or work life. If an individual is unable to comprehend a passage or story this impacts their ability to learn from text books or manuals, process and retain stories told by colleagues or friends, complete simple instructions or follow along with a […]

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The impact of language delay at school

One of the most popular misconceptions about children with speech and language delay is that taking a ‘wait and see’ approach cannot hurt. While this approach may not lead to anything life threatening, it can have serious repercussions for a child’s entire future following poor performance at school leading to decreased opportunities in further education, […]

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What is a voice disorder?

Voice disorders are conditions involving abnormal pitch, loudness or quality of the voice, thereby affecting speech production. A voice disorder describes differences in voice that are inappropriate for an individual’s age, gender, cultural background, or geographic location. A person has a voice disorder if they express concern about having an abnormal voice that does not […]

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Holiday Language Game Show Activities

Take the time this holiday season while the kids are on break to get the whole family involved in some fun interactive activities and get those language goals down pat at the same time by playing some fun Christmas and holiday themed game show activities. Here are a couple to get you started: Holiday Family […]

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Common misconceptions about speech pathology

Speech therapy is an instant fix Many people assume that one or two visits to a speech pathologist will instantly solve a child’s speech or language disorder. Whilst this may be true for people that have swallowing difficulties that require modifications to their diet or utensils, this is not the case for speech and language. […]

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“Think to Speak” Technology Finally Becomes a Reality for Millions of People Worldwide Unable to Verbally Communicate

Verbal communication for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other communication challenges can be difficult or even impossible. Traditionally for those that have such severe communication difficulties, AAC apps often using visual systems, are used to facilitate communication. These systems however can take a long time to learn and master, especially those with intellectual impairments. […]

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