5 resources you can use at home to help your child to read
Sitting on the train the other day, I noticed almost everyone in the carriage was reading. Not novels or magazines. But emails, news feeds, text…
How can speech pathologists help youth offenders? A practical framework
For almost 50 years, researchers have observed consistently that youth offenders are much more likely to have communication problems than others. (As we’ve previously discussed, up to…
How to write for people with acquired language problems (an example)
(A) WHO NEEDS HELP? A person who has: had a stroke hurt their head might need your help. These people might need help to:…
Helping adults with long-term language disorders to achieve their goals
Some children with language disorders never catch up to their peers and become adults with language disorders. Outside of research about people with life long-disabilities…
FAQ: Auditory Processing Disorder
At least once a month, I get asked about auditory processing disorder (APD), which is also known as central auditory processing disorder. APD is a…