by Kara Broks | Nov 24, 2017 | Speech Language Pathology
What is a Speech Language Therapy Assistant? A Speech Language Therapy Assistant provides direct services under the supervision of a qualified speech – language pathologist. Is there a need for Speech Language Therapy Assistants? In a time of heightened demand for...
by Kara Broks | Oct 12, 2017 | Social Thinking®, Speech Language Pathology
Devon – Age 21 It’s a darn good day, especially when one of your young adults on the Autism Spectrum tells you she is “preening with pride” over her latest accomplishment. The accomplishment; speaking to a stranger with confidence and getting directions...
by Kara Broks | May 1, 2017 | Registration
Professional work environments and secondary academic programs are not all about work and academics. These environments play an important role in making social connections and figuring out the necessary skills to succeed in social environments. Led by a Speech...
by Kara Broks | Apr 4, 2017 | Speech Language Pathology
As speech-language pathologists we are often asked questions such as “Don’t children get confused if two languages are spoken around them?” or “Should I register my child in French Immersion?” In the word today, many children are exposed to or use more than one...
by Kara Broks | Apr 13, 2016 | Speech Language Pathology, Stuttering
The basics – a glance back in time Let’s face it. People stutter. In fact, approximately 1% of the world’s population is affected by a fluency disorder and that includes the beautiful actress Emily Blunt, the talented singer Carly Simon, ABC’s news chief Byron...
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