Thanks to technology it has never been easier to connect with a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist. Online speech therapy sessions offer clients the same benefits of an in-person session while remaining safe at home. Popularized by the COVID-19 pandemic, online speech therapy is here to stay and for good reason! Learn more about online speech therapy […]
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As a parent, it is so important, and gratifying to be able to understand your child’s thoughts and feelings. However, when you have an Autistic child who struggles with verbal communication, this can be a real challenge. In this article, we’ll explore effective strategies to bridge this communication gap and help nonspeaking children with autism
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Developing effective communication skills is like learning to play an instrument. You need to master the notes (vocabulary and grammar), but the melody (the accent) is what makes the tune recognizable and pleasant to the ear. A clear and confident accent can significantly enhance your ability to express yourself and be understood by others. As
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Introduction Parenting is a journey filled with joys and challenges. When it comes to your child’s speech and language development, you may feel both eager and uncertain. When a speech-language pathology assessment or therapy has been recommended for your preschooler, you will likely be introduced to the concept of Parent Coaching. Parent Coaching creates a partnership
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If you suspect your child may be autistic, you may have concerns and questions about your child’s development and future. Here are five common concerns that parents may have, along with information and resources to help address them: 1. Communication skills Concern: My child is not speaking. Will he ever be able to communicate with
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Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder that occurs when the muscles involved in speech production are weakened or impaired. The tongue, vocal folds (chords), and other surrounding muscles are involved which impacts the way a person speaks. This disorder results in slurred or slowed speech, or difficulties with the volume or pitch of their voice.
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Apraxia of speech, also known as verbal dyspraxia, is a neurological disorder that affects a person’s ability to speak fluently and produce the correct sounds, syllables, and words. It has to do with the parts of the brain responsible for planning and coordinating the movements needed to produce speech, such as the motor cortex and
An important aspect of a child’s communication development is the ability to engage in the back-and-forth exchange of information that occurs during a conversation. It’s an essential skill for children to develop, as it allows them to participate in social interactions, and effectively communicate their needs, thoughts, feelings, and ideas. This article helps to explain
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Improving your public speaking skills can be a valuable investment in your personal and professional life. Whether you are giving a presentation at work, giving a toast at a wedding, or speaking in front of a group for any other reason, the ability to speak clearly, confidently, and effectively can help you make a positive
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How can Speech Therapy help with ADHD? Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects a person’s ability to regulate their attention, impulse control, and activity level. Children with ADHD may have difficulty paying attention, following instructions, and controlling their behaviors, which can impact their academic, social, and overall daily functioning. ADHD is typically
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