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Brain Gains at the Gym: Why a Speech Pathologist Promotes Group Exercise
As a speech-language pathologist , I specialize in communication, cognition, and swallowing. Exercise? That’s usually left to physical...
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What is Speech Therapy for Adults??
In this blog, Cecelia answers common speech therapy related questions and shares therapy techniques.
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What is Client-Centered Speech Therapy and Why is it Important?
Speech therapy that is person-centered is collaborative and tailored to one's specific needs and lived experience for better outcomes.
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Breaking Barriers: Speech Therapy's Impact on Communication, Confidence, and Connection
Entering the professional arena can be daunting for anyone, but for those who didn't find success in childhood speech therapy, the challenge
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Pseudobulbar Affect (PBA) After a Stroke: When Emotions Go on a Rollercoaster Ride
Imagine you've had a stroke, and you're trying to recover, but suddenly, you find yourself laughing or crying at unexpected moments. I
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Communicating After a Stroke Is Not Just About Words...Or the Words We Can't Find
A speech pathologist's guide in how to have important conversations with your loved ones when aphasia is an obstacle.
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How to Help Someone with Anomic Aphasia
Anomic aphasia--how to help cue someone who is having difficulty finding their words
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Dementia and Aphasia
Speech language pathologists are experts in analyzing and identifying communication supports and speech therapy can maximize communication
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How a Stroke Can Impact Communication
How a stroke can cause a communication impairment
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What is Aphasia?
Aphasia, by definition, is a language impairment and does not suggest any other cognitive deficit.
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Do you have aphasia? Do you know your rights?
The Aphasia Bill or Rights ensures people are notified of their aphasia diagnosis, their rights to treatment and connects resources
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