Category: Speech Therapy
Dysarthria refers to a group of disorders that affect the way speech sounds. It stems from neurological conditions that affect how muscles control…
It is common for new parents to wonder which sounds their infant or toddler should be making as they progress in age. While every child’s growth…
Perhaps your toddler’s speech doesn’t sound as clear as their peers’ and you’re wondering if they will grow out of it, or if they need support.…
Filler words, such as “um,” “ah,” and “you know” are sometimes called crutch words, since people tend to lean on them to fill a pause…
Nobody is immune to a brain injury. Unfortunately, anomalous and unanticipated accidents can happen to anyone, anywhere. A traumatic brain injury…
To the average person without much knowledge about communication disorders, speech therapy can be a relative unknown – that is, until you or a…
Speech-language pathologists (SLP) play an integral role in helping children and adults rebuild their lives, improve their communication, and enhance…
As children develop and age, they experience many changes in their ability to produce sounds and words. Whether making cooing sounds around 3 months…
Essential tremor (ET) is a neurological condition affecting more than 10 million Americans. It ranks as the most common tremor condition.…
It is never fun to look back in life and play the “what if” game. If you have an untreated communication disorder or swallowing condition,…