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Tips To Improve Speech After A Stroke
Improve Speech After A Stroke occurs when the blood supply to a part of the brain is interrupted, which deprives the brain tissue of...
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Autism Series XI: The Power of ‘Preparation’ (Part 2)
Autism Series XI: The Power of ‘Preparation’ (Part 2) The Power of ‘Preparation’- Preparation is a very strong tool that can assist an individual / a child with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) to manage the ever-changing scenarios in life – be it during a session, daily life or even school. Preparation can be done in a variety of ways. Learn about some more details to prepare effectively for your child. [Get answers to the basics about ‘preparation’ in Part 1 of this series (
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Preschool Children’s Speech and Language Development: 2 to 6 years
Preschool Children’s Communication skills are vital to their overall development that lay a foundation for a successful future....
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Social Skill Activities for Adults with Autism
Social Skill Activities for Adults with Autism Social Skill Activities, For adults on the autism spectrum, social interaction can be a...
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Cluttering of Speech in Individuals
Most Speech-Language Pathologists will likely think of stuttering when they hear the term “fluency problem.” While stuttering is the...
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Autism Series X: The Power of ‘Preparation’ (Part 1)
Autism Series X: The Power of ‘Preparation’ (Part 1) The Power of ‘Preparation’ – Preparation is a big part of our lives. We prepare ourselves for our busy days, tasks around the house, sleep time or even work. For individuals with ASD, this aspect becomes essential for them to manage their daily tasks with ease as well as reduced stress and anxiety. Preparation is one of the many ways in which transitions (in routines) or changes (in the environment or behaviors etc.) can
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Pointing: An Important Tool for Communication
Pointing: An Important Tool for Communication Pointing to communicate – Experts say that a person’s communication is not solely through ‘Speech’ or spoken words. A large chunk of it is via non-verbal modalities . Non-verbal communication can include, the use of body language (which also includes pointing ), the tone of voice, proximity/distance between speakers, facial expression, and others. Pointing is one of the ways in which the body can be used to communicate informati
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Autism Series IX: Keeping A Routine
Autism Spectrum Disorder – A child with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) / Autism will be able to perform much better and be much calmer...
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10 Easy Tips for Stammering-Free Breezy Speech!
Stuttering, commonly known as stammering, is a speech disorder affecting the natural fluency of speech. Stutters or stammers are...
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Toilet Training: An SLPs perspective
Toilet Training: An SLPs perspective Toilet Training is an important milestone for a child to achieve. Many parents would fret over this,...
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Articulation Therapy: Teaching F and V sound
The sounds f and v are labiodental fricatives. The name ‘fricatives’ comes from the friction sound that is made when these sounds are...
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Autism Series VIII: 7 Ways to Deal with Fluctuations in your Child’s Skills
Autism Series VIII: 7 Ways to Deal with Fluctuations in your Child’s Skills Deal with Fluctuations in your Child’s Skills, Consistent therapy for a child with Autism / ASD can help develop positive changes in his / her skills. However, there are times when the child may show fluctuations in the skills despite such consistency in routine. This can be tough to understand for a parent placing a lot of effort for the betterment of their child. Here are a few tips that can help k
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