Indirect voice therapy: 10 practical things you can do to help your child achieve and keep a healthy voice
Seeing your child suffer because of a voice disorder is awful. Â But, for many common voice problems, you can help: 1. Dial it down: when…
My child has a voice problem. So what?
Perhaps your daughter’s voice is a bit rough and low, somewhere between Adele and Patty and Selma from the Simpsons.  Maybe your son speaks in a breathy, strained…
Child voice therapy – an introduction
Like a collection of secrets scrawled in a forgotten tongue upon tattered scrolls stashed within a locked treasure chest deep undersea in a corner of…
6 principles we follow when assessing toddlers for language delays and disorders
When it comes to assessing toddlers for language delays, speech pathologists should explain clearly what they are doing and why. Â Two reasons: (A) If you’ve…
Why can’t my child understand what others are saying?
Some children have problems understanding what their parents, teachers, friends and others say to them. Â For example, they might listen attentively to a teacher telling…
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