How to slow down your speech: do we need a new approach?
Exceptionally fast talking isn’t rare. It’s even got a fancy scientific name: tachylalia. (It’s Greek, meaning “swift chatter”. ) I don’t like the term: It’s…
Exceptionally fast talking isn’t rare. It’s even got a fancy scientific name: tachylalia. (It’s Greek, meaning “swift chatter”. ) I don’t like the term: It’s…
I’ve been reading about how to help kids with behaviour problems like defiance. Interestingly, some of the evidence-based behaviour management strategies overlap with techniques we…
We speech pathologists need to talk more about some of the long-term, negative effects of developmental language disorders. We need to explain why getting help…
If my close relative – let’s call him Bob – had a stroke that included language loss (“aphasia“), I would want him to see a speech…
Too many school-age children struggle to understand instructions, express their thoughts and feelings, read and/or write. So what can parents and teachers do to help…
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