Charles Mangone

Speech-Language Pathologist
Port Charlotte, FL

Freedom of Speech: Reflections of a speech-language pathologist

Amendment Three, the U. S. Bill of Rights of the Constitution of the United States: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free...

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Jackie Larsen

Speech-Language Pathologist
Utah County, UT

When Swallowing Sucks

One of the most challenging parts of my job is working with individuals who love to eat a variety of foods but are unable to eat some of their favorites due to swallowing impairments....

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Andrzej Lewandowski

Speech-Language Pathologist
Des Plaines, IL

15 Tips for At-Home Speech Practice (and When to Do a Speech Evaluation)

Parents play a vital role in nurturing our child's speech and language skills.  Encouraging language development at home sets the foundation for effective communication and helps...

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Bailey Massey

Speech-Language Pathologist

Speech Sound Development

As children grow, they become easier and easier to understand. That is partly because they have more sounds to use. The more sounds a child masters, the more clear their speech...

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Nicolette Traa

Speech-Language Pathologist

Nicolette Traa, M.S., CCC-SLP

My name is Nicolette Traa, M. S. , CCC-SLP, but my clients call me Ms. Nikki. I am a Speech-Language Pathologist or SLP at Interactive Kids in Linwood, NJ. I have been an SLP...

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Amy Pestreich

Speech-Language Pathologist

Adults with Communication and Swallowing Disorders: A Medical Speech-Language Pathologist Can Help

By Amy Pestreich, M. A. CCC-SLP When will I be able to eat and drink normally again? What caused my swallowing problem? Why is my loved-one having difficulty communicating?...

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Debra Beckman

Speech-Language Pathologist

Observations Regarding Pacifiers and Oral Motor Development

Are pacifiers good or bad? It depends on how the pacifier is used. From the first trimester in utero, until the end of our lives, each of us continues to seek oral stimulation...

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Debra Beckman

Speech-Language Pathologist

Transition to Cup Drinking

How can you easily transition your child with low muscle tone or cerebral palsy from breast or bottle feeding to straws and open cups? An oral sensory-motor perspective. Answered...

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