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Stroke and its after-effects and role of speech therapy
The period after a stroke is very critical, not only for the patient but also for his/her caregivers. A stroke patient has to go through a lot of challenges, including speech problems. Complete recovery from a stroke attack takes time, and one has to keep patience. It...
Is your voice getting hoarse? Speech therapy can help
Hoarseness of voice refers to a condition that makes the sound rough, raspy or weak. It can also cause a person's voice to sound lower or higher in pitch than usual. Hoarseness can be caused by a number of factors, including viral or bacterial infections, vocal cord...
Voice therapy techniques for muscle tension dysphonia
Muscle tension dysphonia is a voice disorder that can cause a range of symptoms including hoarseness, vocal fatigue and difficulty in speaking. This condition is often caused by excessive or inappropriate use of the laryngeal muscles. Voice therapy is a treatment...
Overcome social anxiety & stuttering with speech therapy
Social anxiety disorder and stuttering are two conditions that can significantly impact an individual's ability to communicate effectively and comfortably in social situations. Recent research proves that 75 per cent of individuals with stuttering also experience...
Speech therapy during early intervention for autistic children
Is your child suffering from autism? Speech therapy during early intervention and diagnosis may improve communication skills and overcome speech impairment. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects communication, social interaction and...
How can you help your child with speech and language development?
Does your child struggle to say basic words like “ma”,” da” or “ba”? Your child might have delayed speech and language development and needs speech therapy. Every little sound a baby makes is a form of communication. It is true that the age at which a child...
How does Parkinson’s disease affect your speech?
Parkinson's disease (PD) is a neurological disorder where the brain's nerve cells either break down or die. Speech issues and voice disorders are quite common in patients with this disorder. It has been reported that more than 7 million people with Parkinson's disease...
Is stem cell therapy for autism effective?
Autism Spectrum Disorder is a genetic condition affecting the way a child communicates or interacts in the social environment. Autistic children have delayed behavioural development, often characterized by restricted and repetitive behaviour. Many recent treatments...
Misarticulation and Apraxia of Speech: Explains the best speech therapist
What is Misarticulation? Misarticulation is a speech disorder where the person is having difficulties to utter certain sounds due to some anatomical deformities of active as well as passive articulators (cleft palate, cleft lip, hearing loss, tongue tie, misalignment...
Autism Spectrum Disorder & its treatment through speech therapy
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a disorder related to brain development and often causes communication problems. Children with ASD are unable to communicate or may have limited speaking skills. Some children might face problems with the formation of words and...
Dysarthria and its Treatment through Speech Disorder Therapy
Speech disorders like dysarthria happen due to muscle weakness resulting from damage to the nervous system. In dysarthria, the muscles we use to speak become damaged, paralyzed, and weak making it difficult for the person to form or pronounce words. Just like...