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Tele-Speech Therapy for Dysarthria
Case Study Laxme Janardhanan

Tele-Speech Therapy for Dysarthria Management: A Case Study

Tele-Speech Therapy for Dysarthria Management: A Case Study Dysarthria is a neurologic motor speech impairment that causes the speech musculature to be slow, weak, and/ or imprecise( Duffy 2013). Therefore, the major attribute of dysarthria is reduced speech clarity and it can be managed through different tele-speech therapy techniques. The affected individual can retain the …

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Will Dysarthria go away?
Aphasia Mridula Anandhakrishnan

Will Dysarthria go away?

Will dysarthria go away? This is one of the most common questions brought to speech-language pathologists. This article will give you knowledge about what causes dysarthria, how It can be treated and the treatment outcomes. For those who aren’t aware, Damage to the peripheral and central nervous system causes Dysarthria. Cerebrovascular accident (stroke), Amyotrophic lateral …

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Coping with Adults with Stroke During COVID-19
Aphasia Divyashree K N

Coping with Adults with Stroke During COVID-19

Coping with Adults with Stroke During COVID-19 Stroke – Symptoms and causes, In the current situation of the pandemic, we are all trying to adapt to the new normal with its unexpected changes and the challenges. Wearing a mask, maintaining social distancing, avoiding meeting relatives to be precautious, online classes, using sanitizer these have become …

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Aphasia Sadia Mariam

Tips To Improve Speech After A Stroke

Tips To Improve Speech After A Stroke Improve Speech After A Stroke occurs when the blood supply to a part of the brain is interrupted, which deprives the brain tissue of oxygen. Oxygen deprivation can lead to death of cells in just a few minutes, leading to loss of muscle functioning and/or speech depending on …

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