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Home Exercise Program For Families On The Go
Home exercise programs (HEPs) are customized plans that are designed to specifically target...
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Speech Pathology Awareness Week 2019
August 25th-31st is Speech Pathology Week. The purpose of the week is to promote the profession of...
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Tonsils--What Every SLP Should Know
Tonsils are often overlooked, often undiagnosed, often troublesome part of the human body.
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Summer Activities for Speech and Language Development
Many of our speech and language students are as ready to shift into summer gear as we are. They’ve...
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Executive Functioning and Speech-Language Therapy
Executive functioning is set of cognitive-based skills that help an individual plan, direct, and...
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Fluency Strategies: A Cheat Sheet to Treatment
Stuttering can be a challenging disorder for many therapists to treat. Many speech-language...
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AAC: Infusing Core Vocabulary Across Settings
“Choose your words wisely” is an expression often said as a reminder of the great power, influence,...
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Selective Mutism: Rapport Building in the Classroom
As a Speech-Language Pathologist, you might be the first person to raise a red flag when the...
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Stuttering Awareness
What does Ed Sheeran, the famous British singer and songwriter; Marilyn Monroe, famous American...
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