Picture Scene Activities for Adults What are Picture Scene activities? Picture scenes are nothing but scenes of various situations represented in a pictorial form. It can be a simple picture of a playroom to something as complex as a large playground. Children and adults use picture scenes to improve speech-language and cognitive-linguistic skills. Yes, you …
Tips to get the most from Online Therapy Tele-rehabilitation can be challenging for those who want to start online therapy sessions. It can be even more challenging to transition from conventional therapy services to tele-therapy. Do not worry!! Here are some tips to get the most from online therapy. Get a strong internet connection …
Benefits of TeleTherapy for Adults TeleTherapy, can present with various speech disorders across their life span. Speech disorders affect various subsystems such as articulation, fluency, respiration, voice and resonance and prosody. Teletherapy is highly effective for those who are looking for convenient options. These sessions can be accessed from anywhere. There are numerous benefits of teletherapy for adults with …
Importance of Early Intervention for Speech Disorders What is Early Intervention? Importance of Early Intervention for Speech Disorders, The early years of a child are crucial for speech and language skills. This is because young children’s brains develop very quickly. It absorbs skills easily. The time period from birth to 3 years is important. The …
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Speech Stimulation Activities for Babies 1.Playing with sounds When babies start making speech sounds, they start with sounds such as ‘ma’, ‘ba’ and ‘da’. You can start modelling these sounds to your child when you are playing with them. When your child starts making these sounds, look at them, smile and imitate the sounds that …
Speech Therapy Progress: What to Expect? When your child began speech therapy, the speech-language pathologist (SLP) would have explained an individualized treatment plan for your child. You would also have been told that you would be receiving periodic progress reports in verbal or written form. The purpose of providing speech therapy is to improve your …
Top 5 AAC activities Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) activities are an amazing way for your child to learn language. Not only the child but also the family members can join in and participate in the activities. These activities promote not only language development, but also social interaction, turn-taking, and communication. Every activity is an …
How to model AAC to your child? When you are modelling language using the Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) device to your child, you may be faced with many obstacles. As a parent of a new AAC user, you may get worried, confused or doubtful whether you are doing it the right way or not. …
Everyday objects as Speech Toys: Bottle Caps If you are looking for new and creative ways to facilitate speech and language development, you can do this right at home. You don’t need to get all those pricey toys from the best of the stores. Instead, you can use everyday objects in speech therapy. One such …
Working Memory Activities for Aphasia Verbal information when we communicate with one another is stored in the form of working memory. It is a temporary storage area with limited capacity. Using our working memory, we can manipulate the information that we see or hear so that we understand the tasks. It also helps us in …