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AAC Devices

Many times, the patients we see struggle to communicate verbally. They easily become frustrated and may demonstrate behaviors because they cannot communicate their basic wants and needs. Some of these..

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Language and Literacy

As speech language pathologists, we often encourage parents to read to their children and engage them in joint book reading activities. Many parents may not understand the direct correlation between..

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Making the Holidays Less Anxious

The holidays are a time that many people look forward to each year but for a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), they can be challenging and scary. Many times,..

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Becoming an Advocate

When children on the Autism Spectrum are young, their parents, teachers, and related service providers are often the ones who advocate for them. Although it is crucial that these children..

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Hydration is Key

When treating children with voice disorders, one of the key components of treatment is encouraging hydration. Although clinicians can encourage patients and parents to increase daily water intake, children are..

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