Auditory Verbal Therapy for Cochlear Implant kids Auditory verbal therapy, Human communication is multi-sensory- involving visual, tactile, and auditory cues. The sense of hearing offers us a powerful means of communication. Hearing connects and enables us to experience all the little things around us through sound. It enables us to socialize, work and communicate. Hearing …
Lisping: All you need to know A lisp is a functional speech disorder, which makes learning a specific speech sound, or a few specific speech sounds difficult. How many of you know the cartoon character “Sylvester” he is a cat with a lisp. Yes, you heard that right, so if you want to know how …
Speech therapy tips for non-verbal children Non verbal therapy techniques, As a parent of a child the biggest challenges you could face relates to understanding your child’s wants and needs. A parent wants nothing more in this world than to be able to know when the child is hungry and what they would like to …
Strategies to improve core vocabulary in children Core vocabulary therapy activities refers to simple words that we use frequently on a daily basis. These words can have many meanings and are relevant across context. Examples of core vocabulary words are stop, go, get, more, on, off, up and down etc. By using these words, an emergent …
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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What is sensory meltdown and how to cope with it Here’s an example to illustrate the difference between a person without SPD and a person with. If your hearing informs you that a scene on TV is too loud, then you can easily get up and turn the volume down. Or perhaps the sun is …
Speech Tips for Anomic Aphasia
