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The Many Faces of Speech Therapy

The Many Faces of Speech Therapy

The Many Faces of Speech Therapy: Communication, Voice, Swallowing, and More! Many people often misunderstand the profession of speech therapy.  There are several misconceptions that usually go along the lines of, “We fix stutters,” or “We work on the /r/ sound.” While those statements can be true, Speech-Language Pathologists wear many faces and support much […]

Speech Therapy
Talk, Don’t Text

Talk, Don’t Text

Talk, Don’t Text: Helping Kids Build Pragmatic Language Skills Screen time is hard to limit, even with “educational” apps. However, too much can impact kids’ communication development. Recent research links heavy screen use to language, cognitive, and social-emotional delays, as well as sleep and social issues (Muppalla et al., 2023). That’s where real-world interactions—and sometimes, […]

Speech Therapy
Fastpitch Softball: Tips to Reduce Throwing Injuries This Spring

Fastpitch Softball: Tips to Reduce Throwing Injuries This Spring

Fastpitch Softball: Tips to Reduce Throwing Injuries This Spring The Rise of Fastpitch Softball Across the country, signs of spring symbolize the return of outdoor sports, including softball. Fastpitch softball, in particular, is experiencing significant growth in popularity. With its hallmark windmill pitching, fastpitch softball is starting at a younger age and pushing the limits […]

Injury Prevention, Sports Medicine, Throwing
Managing POTS Through Movement and Therapy

Managing POTS Through Movement and Therapy

Managing POTS Through Movement and Therapy Managing POTS Through Movement and Therapy starts with understanding how intentional, guided activity can support your body rather than overwhelm it. With the right physical therapy approach, movement can improve circulation, build endurance, and help you manage symptoms with greater confidence and control. What is POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia […]

Chronic Pain, EDS
Speech-Language Pathologists: A Key Piece of the Airway Puzzle

Speech-Language Pathologists: A Key Piece of the Airway Puzzle

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, TMJ