Speech-Language Pathologists: A Key Piece of the Airway Puzzle Airway health is about more than breathing; it’s about how the airway functions during speech, swallowing, sleep, and daily life. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) play a vital role in identifying and treating the functional patterns that directly impact airway health across the lifespan. PTs trained in TMD […]
Speech Therapy, TMJSwallow Smart: Innovations in Dysphagia Management What Is Dysphagia? If you’ve ever had difficulty swallowing food, liquids, or even medication, you may be experiencing dysphagia. This condition becomes more common with age, after a stroke, or due to neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis. For adults, dysphagia isn’t just uncomfortable—it can impact […]
Speech TherapyFrom Words to World: Enhancing Meaningful Communication Through Speech Therapy Where is communication? Communication is everywhere—even in small gestures. A nudge on the arm, a meaningful glance, or a toddler throwing a tantrum—they’re all forms of meaningful communication. Speech therapy helps strengthen these skills, supporting everything from clear speech to confident self-expression. Learn more about […]
Speech TherapySpeech and Language Milestones: What’s Normal Speech and language milestones serve as key indicators of your child’s growth. Speech is the production of sounds and words, while language involves comprehending and using words to communicate. Specific milestones signal when your child is progressing well and when additional support may help. This post will explore ways […]
Speech TherapyBoosting Brainpower: The Role of Cognitive Therapy in Speech Recovery When you hear the phrase ‘boost your brainpower,’ you might think of puzzles or memory games. But for people recovering from a brain injury or stroke, boosting brainpower often comes through something called cognitive therapy. Your cognition is an essential function to your day to […]
Speech TherapyThe First Line of Help for Vestibular Conditions Few people realize that physical therapists are often the first line of care for treating vestibular conditions—issues that affect balance and spatial orientation. These can include vertigo, concussion, disequilibrium, and imbalance. To understand how vestibular therapy helps, it’s essential to first understand what the vestibular system is […]
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