Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University are leading two studies to address health disparities and improve outcomes for children with early childhood communication disorders by increasing equitable access to care.
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Commonly referred to as an IEP, an individualized education program is a written plan that is designed for any student who receives special education and related services.
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Rinker Campus’ Adult Learning Lab hosts group for people with aphasia, a speech challenge caused by brain damage.
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Sometimes, when we are still getting to know a new client, we’ll ask them to draw their stutter. Here’s why:
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DeKalb, IL – It can be challenging for teenagers to advocate for themselves, and even more challenging for those with a disability diagnosis. Members of NIU’s Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic hope to change that with Ignite, a new program being launched in 2023.
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Returning to the U.S. after being overseas with a child who has an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or a 504 Plan can be a challenge. Finding the right services and schools to meet the needs of your child will take time to research and understand.
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Adult aural rehabilitation is a type of therapy that focuses on hearing and communication when a person has hearing loss. Aural rehabilitation for adults promotes improved communication by teaching participants to take charge of their hearing loss by:
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This article is going to discuss the Cycles Approach speech therapy for autism. The Cycles Approach for speech therapy, also known as the Cycles Phonological Remediation Approach is a widely used speech therapy that can treat severe speech sound disorders (SSD) in early childhood and elementary aged children.

Here's a great, easy and fun way to teach the words "he" and she"

A two-year, full-time program leading to the M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology involves graduate-level courses with a focus on diagnosing and treating problems of speech, language, and swallowing across the lifetime.