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Will dysarthria go away? Speech Language Pathologists, Speech And Language, Central Nervous System, Going Away, Speech Therapy, Disorders, Muscle, Knowledge, Treatment
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.
Recovery and progress in aphasia therapy Aphasia Therapy, Improve Communication, Second Language, Recovery, Progress, India People
Recovery and progress in aphasia therapy
In India, people speak two languages. Hence, there are two questions. In which language, therapy is done? Which language will recover faster? Therapy is done in the language that is dominant post aphasia. The language, used by the person often. Usually, it is the native language. Nevertheless, therapy will improve communication.
Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that develops gradually. In this blog, we will help you understand the LSVT Program for Parkinson’s Disease. Moreover, Persons with Parkinson’s require speech and swallowing therapy as the disease progresses. Swallowing Therapy, Programming, Disease, Understanding, Development
LSVT Program for Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that develops gradually. In this blog, we will help you understand the LSVT Program for Parkinson’s Disease. Moreover, Persons with Parkinson’s require speech and swallowing therapy as the disease progresses.
Communication boards are simple means to help a person communicate their needs. In this blog, we will help you make DIY Communication Boards for Persons with Aphasia. Many People with Aphasia find it difficult to communicate due to brain damage. These boards can be very easy, cost-effective, and simple to use. It consists of simple pictures with or without text. The person has to touch or point to the desired picture to say what he/she wants. Aphasia, Simple Pictures, Brain Injury, Aac, Communication Boards, Sayings, Person
DIY Communication Boards for Persons with Aphasia
Communication boards are simple means to help a person communicate their needs. In this blog, we will help you make DIY Communication Boards for Persons with Aphasia. Many People with Aphasia find it difficult to communicate due to brain damage. These boards can be very easy, cost-effective, and simple to use. It consists of simple pictures with or without text. The person has to touch or point to the desired picture to say what he/she wants.
In today’s interview series, we bring to you an incredible journey of Ms. Sarah Scott. Ms. Sarah Scott shares her life with Aphasia recovery on her very own YouTube channel. She has thousands of subscribers and loved one’s who support her videos. She lives in the United Kingdom and works with a biopharmaceutical company. We are very delighted to have had this opportunity to chat with her. Spectrum, Scott, Sarah, First Love, Interview, The Incredibles, Bring It On
Spectrum of Hope – Ms. Sarah Scott
In today’s interview series, we bring to you an incredible journey of Ms. Sarah Scott. Ms. Sarah Scott shares her life with Aphasia recovery on her very own YouTube channel. She has thousands of subscribers and loved one’s who support her videos. She lives in the United Kingdom and works with a biopharmaceutical company. We are very delighted to have had this opportunity to chat with her.
A stroke occurs when blood cannot access an area of the brain. This could be because of a blood clot (called an Ischemic stroke) or because of a broken blood vessel (a Hemorrhagic stroke).  Strokes can lead to:  Paralysis Muscle weakness Cognitive issues Speech and language impairment Decreased emotional control Types Of Strokes, Muscle Weakness, Speech Therapy Activities, Alternative Health, Blood Vessels, Cognitive, Brain
Speech Therapy Exercises for Stroke
A stroke occurs when blood cannot access an area of the brain. This could be because of a blood clot (called an Ischemic stroke) or because of a broken blood vessel (a Hemorrhagic stroke). Strokes can lead to: Paralysis Muscle weakness Cognitive issues Speech and language impairment Decreased emotional control
Aphasia is a condition that robs you of the ability to communicate. It can affect your ability to speak, write and understand language, both verbal and written. Aphasia typically occurs suddenly after a stroke or a head injury.  But it can also come on gradually from a slow-growing brain tumour or a disease that causes progressive, permanent damage (degenerative). treatment for aphasia is speech and language therapy. Speech Therapy Materials, Speech Therapy Resources, Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Expressive Aphasia, Stroke Therapy
Tips for Aphasia Therapy
Aphasia is a condition that robs you of the ability to communicate. It can affect your ability to speak, write and understand language, both verbal and written. Aphasia typically occurs suddenly after a stroke or a head injury. But it can also come on gradually from a slow-growing brain tumour or a disease that causes progressive, permanent damage (degenerative). treatment for aphasia is speech and language therapy.
Speaking clearly helps to convey our thoughts and ideas. Clear speech also  helps in establishing social relationships. Speech clarity in adults can be affected by a number of conditions in adults, such as Dysarthria, Facial Paralysis or Paresis, Misarticulation, Weakness of Oral Structures, First Language influence, Hearing loss and also untreated childhood speech/language conditions. First Language, Paralysis, Hearing Loss, Speaking, Relationships, Clarity, Facial
Tips to Improve Speech Clarity in Adults
Speaking clearly helps to convey our thoughts and ideas. Clear speech also helps in establishing social relationships. Speech clarity in adults can be affected by a number of conditions in adults, such as Dysarthria, Facial Paralysis or Paresis, Misarticulation, Weakness of Oral Structures, First Language influence, Hearing loss and also untreated childhood speech/language conditions.