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“Are speech therapists and speech pathologists the same?’ is a question that speech-language pathologists are asked all the time. The...
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Did you know that about 3 million Americans have a stuttering problem? In other words, stuttering isn’t as rare...
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It is common to hear the words “speech” and “language” used interchangeably, but the truth is they are actually two...
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Maybe you’re thinking it’s too late for you or a loved one diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)...
READ MOREFour Speech Therapy Diagnoses that Qualify Your Child for Extended Time
Most of us are familiar with the testing accommodation of “extended time.” And to many of us, the ability to...
READ MORENew study highlights how the pandemic negatively affected language and communication skills in kids
Researchers in Rhode Island found that the environmental changes associated with the pandemic negatively affected the language and communication skills...
READ MOREHow do you Help a Child with Autism Through Speech Therapy?
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) refers to a broad range of developmental disorders and is commonly identified in young children as...
READ MORELooking for a Speech Therapist Near Me
As many as 8% of American children have a communication disorder of some kind, with most of them dealing with...
READ MOREFrom Flunking To Valedictorian: How Speech Therapy Can Help Your Academic Struggles
Even Hollywood understands the challenges associated with speech impediments. Look no further than The King’s Speech to see the...
READ MOREWhat Do Speech Therapists Actually Do?
While many people might be familiar with the terms “speech therapist” “speech therapy” or “speech-language pathologist,” not everyone knows the...
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The tongue is the most important muscle and articulator when it comes to eating, chewing, and swallowing as well as...
READ MOREThe 5 Most Successful Tips For Improving ADHD Vocabulary Development
Approximately five percent of children in the United States have Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (also known as ADHD). That might not...
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