Here are some Tips for Children with Learning Disability. Learning Disability refers to difficulties in the acquisition and use of language for listening, speaking, reading, writing, arithmetic, and reasoning. Click the link for more info: https://1specialplace.com/reading-corner/disorders-and-delays/learning-disability/ Are you constantly worried about Speech Therapy activities to do? We got you covered! Read on to know some …
Speech-Language Activities for Adolescents with Autism Are you thinking it’s too late to teach speech-language skills to your teen with Autism? Most importantly, growing up with Autism into a teen can be hard for many. Moreover, in this stage, speech is all about social and speech cues. Further, there are many studies that suggest Speech-Language …
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Spectrum of Hope – Haresh (The Math Wizard) Spectrum of Hope – Haresh Why Fit in When You Were Born to Stand Out? – Seuss We are back with yet another story of positivity, conviction, and the indomitable spirit of a father. This is a story of an ingenious child Haresh diagnosed with Autism and …
Hearing Aid Tips for children Paediatric hearing aids, Speech and Language development happens at a very fast rate during the first few years of every child’s life. On an average, 2% of children are born with congenital hearing loss every year in India. Childhood Hearing Impairment is the leading cause of communication delays in children. …
Social Distancing Christmas Holiday Activities for Kids Holiday activities, The Christmas holiday time of the year is here! It’s the most exciting holiday season for all of us filled with festivities and merriment. This Christmas is very different around the world with COVID-19 norms and regulations. Sit back and enjoy as we’ve got you all covered! …
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Oral-Motor Exercises for Adults Oral motor skills refer to the appropriate functioning and use of the facial muscles (lips, jaw, tongue, cheeks, and palate) for verbal communication and swallowing. Adequate oral-motor skills in all persons are important for verbal communication and safe swallowing of food. Normal oral-motor development begins during the fetal stage and continues …