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Part 3: Your Child Needs Swallowing Therapy: A Parent’s Perspective on What to Expect – The Final Sessions

In this series we’re sharing what it’s like to engage in swallowing therapy through the eyes of a parent. While contributing to this website, one of our writers found herself with a referral to swallowing therapy for her son. We …

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Top 5 Alternative and Complementary Modalities to Pair with Speech Therapy

After studying communicative sciences and disorders at the graduate level for two years and spending another year in a post-grad fellowship, not every evidence-based-practice-minded SLP can get behind anything that refers to itself as alternative and complementary. Of course, there’s …

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The Power of Music: How Music Therapy is Helping Aphasia Patients Regain the Ability to Speak

The relationship between music and memory is remarkable. Consider this: Ever notice how you can sing a jingle—word for word—for a laundry detergent commercial you haven’t heard in decades, yet facts, dates or formulas you put hours into memorizing in …

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Part 2: Your Child Needs Swallowing Therapy: A Parent’s Perspective on What to Expect – Week 6, The Midpoint

While contributing to SpeechPathologyGraduatePrograms.org, our lead writer Amy, found herself with a referral to a speech-language pathologist for a young son who needed swallowing therapy. Naturally, she had all the questions and concerns any parent would have. Amy immediately saw …

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Part 1: Your Child Needs Swallowing Therapy: A Parent’s Perspective on What to Expect – Week 1

While contributing to SpeechPathologyGraduatePrograms.org, our lead writer Amy, found herself with a referral to a speech-language pathologist for a young son who needed swallowing therapy. Naturally, she had all the questions and concerns any parent would have. Amy immediately saw …

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Listen Up! … Top Ten Podcasts for SLPs

I know you’ve heard this drilled into your head time and time again, but it’s true. In the ever-changeful world of SLP the key to keeping your edge is to never stop learning. But after a long and challenging day, …

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“Speechless” Avoids the Pitfall of Making Disability a Gimmick

People with communication disorders have long struggled to have their story told. It’s estimated that about 40 million Americans have communication disorders, but this group has largely gone unrepresented in TV and movies. And while there is still a long …

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6 Famous People You Never Knew Had a Speech Disorder

A full 4% of all adults in the U.S. report having problems with vocalization… and nearly 8% percent of children struggle with speech, language and swallowing disorders… but for many, it doesn’t even slow them down. Plenty of people have …

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