Whether you’re navigating services in New York City, Los Angeles, or seeking telehealth options from anywhere in the world, the abundance of choices can make…
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In January 2025, Dr. Jessica Galgano—founder and CEO of Open Lines Speech and Communication—served as a lead instructor for an intensive LSVT LOUD® certification training…
A Timeline for Speech Recovery After a Stroke This article provides general information and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with healthcare professionals regarding…
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is not just a movement disorder; it also affects mental health, which can create a complex interplay between physical and emotional symptoms….
At Open Lines®, we are dedicated to setting new standards of excellence in speech therapy by providing practical yet innovative solutions that enhance communication. Families…
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Understanding Spastic Dysarthria Speaking requires the coordination of multiple muscle systems working together in perfect balance—from those controlling our breath, to those activating the movements…
Rehabilitation following a stroke is a deeply personal and complex journey for both survivors and their caregivers. When communication is disrupted, it can impact various…