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02 Jun Is There An Easy Cure For Stuttering in Adults?

Posted at 13:19h in Uncategorized by cansoft

With the development of modern society, many people are engaged in intensive work. Excessive mental tension and physical fatigue are prone to stuttering. Stuttering in adults is also called stuttering or blurring when stuttering or talking. Invisibly stands in the way. So how can adults...

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24 Feb Importance of Socialization – Why is it So Crucial For Children

Posted at 14:45h in Uncategorized by cansoft

Importance of Socialization Socializing is something we do every single day, that is, in one way or another. Whether it's with the stranger at the grocery store, the person who just cut us off in our car, or our significant other telling us about the day...

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09 Jan Children Speech Patterns – Is Your Child a Late Adaptor

Posted at 11:34h in Cognitive, Audiology, Communication by cansoft

Children Speech All children will eventually develop listening and speaking skills. Children speech development patterns comes in many forms. Some children are ahead of the game, some are right on track, and some are a bit behind, but that's okay! If you're worried about your child...

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08 Dec Types of Speech Implications & How Speech Therapy Can Help

Posted at 10:44h in Cognitive, Audiology, Communication by cansoft

Speech Implications There are many people, likely even someone you know that suffers from speech implications. They come in many forms and have different levels of extremity. Sometimes noticeable, sometimes not! Regardless, working with a professional speech pathologist can help you those who suffer to become...

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01 Sep Speech Therapy – 5 Reasons it Might be Beneficial

Posted at 13:05h in Uncategorized by cansoft

Speech Therapy Speech therapy is the process of detecting and fixing speech and communication issues. There are many different types of people who may require this type of therapy. If you think that your life would be enhanced by utilizing these services, Vancouver Speech Therapy can...

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02 Nov Social communication therapy for children, adolescents, and teenagers

Posted at 15:20h in Uncategorized by cansoft

Social Communication The use of language in social settings is social communication. It involves social interaction, cognitive ability, pragmatics, and the processing of language. Social communication techniques include modifying the expression style, taking others' opinions, recognizing and using the standards for verbal and nonverbal interaction correctly, and...

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02 Nov Speech and Language therapy in for children with expressive language delays/disorders

Posted at 15:15h in Uncategorized by cansoft

Are you afraid of expressive language disorder in your child? When your child's communication skills seem to be behind those of their friends, it can be alarming. The more you know about the delay in expressive language, the better you can take immediate action and do...

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06 Oct Articulation Therapy in Vancouver: how does a therapist work

Posted at 18:15h in Uncategorized by cansoft

A speech language therapist may see children for a number of conditions and disorders including articulation therapy in Vancouver. These include aphasia, voice and resonance disorder, receptive disorder, expressive disorder as well as oral feed/swallowing difficulty. Another very common problem that can be treated by...

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06 Oct Social Pragmatic Disorder Treatment: how a Speech Language Therapist can help

Posted at 18:05h in Uncategorized by cansoft

When a child progresses in his or her development and continuously shows signs of communication issues, take heed. There are many reasons for this, most of which are worthy of investigation by parents especially for children 4 and over who show no remission of symptoms....

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06 Oct Voice and Resonance Disorder Therapy – What it is and how it is treated

Posted at 17:58h in Uncategorized by cansoft

While some speech and language disorders are linked to autism, Asperger’s syndrome, strokes and accidents, not all are. Some speech and language disorders can be due to growths in the throat, neurological disorders present at birth as well as nasal cavity obstructions. In this section,...

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