Better Hearing & Speech Month: “Communication across the Lifespan”

Better Hearing & Speech Month: “Communication across the Lifespan”

Better Hearing & Speech Month: “Communication across the Lifespan”

For over 90 years, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s (ASHA) has dedicated the month of May to raising awareness for communication disorders through Better Hearing & Speech Month (BHSM). This year’s BHSM theme is “Communication across the Lifespan” to show communication disorders span all ages and can take various forms.

Stuttering: The Break Down

Stuttering: The Break Down

Stuttering: The Break Down

The National Stuttering Association (NSA) – a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing children and adults who stutter support, education, advocacy, and research - has declared the week of May 6 through May 12 National Stuttering Awareness Week in order to raise awareness about stuttering.
Be Kind with Your Voice

Be Kind with Your Voice

Be Kind with Your Voice

World Voice Day is an annual event that takes place on April 16 to increase public awareness of the importance of the voice. This year’s theme is “Be Kind with Your Voice.” The goals of World Voice Day are to encourage people to learn to take care of their voice as well as to know how to seek help for a voice problem.

Change Your Mind About Brain Injury

Change Your Mind About Brain Injury

Change Your Mind About Brain Injury

Through 2020, the Brain Injury Association of America’s campaign is Change Your Mind. And, since March is National Brain Injury Awareness Month, it’s the perfect time to also educate the community more about brain injuries.

Speech Therapy Tips for Children

Speech Therapy Tips for Children

Speech Therapy Tips for Children

Parents watch their children for each milestone to be hit to help guide them to whether or not their child is within “average” range in regards to height, weight, and developmental skills. However, when it comes to speech or communication milestones, the lines can get a little blurry. How can someone tell if their child needs to see a speech-language pathologist (SLP)?
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