National Winter Sports TBI Awareness Month

National Winter Sports TBI Awareness Month

National Winter Sports TBI Awareness Month

Winter sports like ice skating, ice hockey, sledding, skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling are a great way to have fun in the colder weather and get some fresh air and exercise. Before you head out though, there is one very important safety precaution you should take to ensure you or your loved ones don’t end up in the emergency room with a head or neck injury.

Support Goes a Long Way

Support Goes a Long Way

Support Goes a Long Way

There are currently eleven support groups hosted by the Speech-Language Institute (SLI), the University’s clinical facility that provides a wide range of pediatric and adult assessment intervention services, that students in the Speech-Language Pathology program help facilitate as part of their curriculum.

New Year's Resolutions for Better Communication

New Year's Resolutions for Better Communication

New Year's Resolutions for Better Communication

Happy New Year! As we look forward to a new year of growth and changes, it’s important to keep in mind that those changes could also be made within the areas of speech and language. Here are some helpful New Year’s resolutions for yourself or your children to improve speech and communication skills.
Holiday Gifts to Encourage Good Communication

Holiday Gifts to Encourage Good Communication

Holiday Gifts to Encourage Good Communication

The holiday season is in full swing which means ‘tis the season to make your list, check it twice and head to the mall for the perfect gift. While high-tech devices such as tablets and smartphones are great options, there are concerns about how prolonged screen time can impact communication and language development especially in children.
Navigating the Holidays with Autism

Navigating the Holidays with Autism

Navigating the Holidays with Autism

For most people, the holiday season is a time for festive lights, family gatherings, gift-giving and good cheer. However for parents of children with autism, it can be a particularly stressful time of year. Here are some simple ways parents can help children with autism move smoothly through the holiday season.

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