Speech Language Therapist working with patient

How Do Speech and Language Disorders Differ?

Speech Language Therapist working with patient

We often hear the words speech and language used interchangeably. They might mean the same thing when we’re talking casually about communication, however, in the medical community, they have very different meanings.
Speech Language Therapist working with patient

How a Stroke Can Affect Your Speech

Speech Language Therapist working with patient

A stroke can have a major impact on the person’s ability to communicate clearly, especially if the stroke affected the left hemisphere of the brain where the language center resides.

Woman being fed for swallowing testing

Swallowing Problems in Adults

Woman being fed for swallowing testing

We have all had a drink “go down the wrong pipe” making us cough and choke. Or we may have to swallow hard to get a piece of food down. A person with a swallowing disorder (dysphagia) will have trouble like this a lot.
Child opening Christmas gift

Tips to Address Holiday Challenges for Children on the Autism Spectrum

Child opening Christmas gift

For many, the holiday season is a time of joy, but for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it may also present distressing disruptions to their routines.

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Understanding and Supporting a Person with Alzheimer’s

Older woman at table

Although there is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, there are things you can do to help a loved one and support them through their difficulties and struggles.
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