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Speech-language Pathology And Otolaryngology: A Case For Collaboration
The development of communication and listening is easily disrupted because of ENT disease or abnormality. The child’s relationship with both the
Speech-language Pathology: The Pulmonology Connection
Speech-language pathologists work closely with their physician colleagues to understand the influence of the many possible medical co-morbidities in pulmonology. This
Neurology And Speech-language Pathology: The Clinical Connection
Current practice literature supports speech and language support in a very wide range of neurological disorders in children1 and adults.2 Both
Speech-language Therapy In Mental Health? Yes.
Speech- and language-impaired children have a higher risk for developing a psychiatric disturbance compared with normal language controls, with girls being
Speech, Airway Health, And Education
Speech-language impairment inhibits academic achievement. Empirically supported classifications identified as early as age five continue to be relevant into late childhood.
What is Mouth-taping All About?
Mouth taping during sleep has become a popular trend in recent years, with many people claiming that it can improve their
Gua Sha and TMD
Gua Sha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to improve circulation and
Palatal Expansion and Tongue Placement
At BreatheWorks we work to improve tongue, lips, and jaw muscle function. There is some research that suggests that tongue posture
Orofacial Dysfunction Screening Examinations in Children with Sleep-Disordered Breathing Symptoms
Introduction: Sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) is a common condition among children that can have significant impacts on their overall health and well-being.
Tongue Resting Posture: What’s the Big Deal?
Why we as SLPs and Myofunctional Therapists Care about your Tongue Resting Posture (And why you should too). One of the