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Tips for Working with Velar Fronting

Sandra Uhl, M.A.

September 3, 2007

My question concerns a six year old girl who has velar fronting for /k/ and /g/ and a frontal lisp on /s/ and /z/. I am a student beginning to work on my own cases and am having some trouble with this...   Read More


Voice Therapy Post Surgical Removal of Polyps

Bridget Russell, Ph.D

August 20, 2007

I have a patient who is going to have surgery to remove a polyp from the vocal cords. How soon after the surgery can she receive voice treatment? And do you have any suggestions about exercises? I am...   Read More


The Relationship Between Aphasia Therapy and Cognitive Strengths

Laura Murray, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

August 13, 2007

Do you know of any updated research on aphasia therapy within the realm of neuroanatomy and memory tracing? It's intriguing to me and I'm incredibly interested in this field! Any info provided would b...   Read More


Nasal Speech: Phoneme Specific Errors

Michelle Harmon, Ph.D

August 6, 2007

I have a six year old little girl with very nasal speech. She has seen an ENT and he has said that her oral mechanism looks OK with no areas of concern. The ENT stated that tonsils were normal, he cou...   Read More

 


Anoxic Incident in a 10-month Old

Cheryl B.Gerard, Ph.D

July 30, 2007

I'm working with a 10-month old infant who suffered an anoxic incident due to near drowning. She has little cause and effect awareness, no volitional vocalizations, and delayed latch to nipples. Her s...   Read More

 


Listening Age for Implanted Children

Margaret Fish, MS, CCC-SLP

July 23, 2007

I am looking for research that focuses on implants and listening age. For example if a child was implanted at the age of 3 1/2 and has been in school, and intelligence appears age appropriate, should...   Read More


Interrupted Oral and Silent Reading

Leslie Holzhauser-Peters, M.A.

July 16, 2007

I am working with a student whose oral reading is constantly interrupted by an unusual amount of breaths taken in the middle of words. Thus his comprehension of the subject matter is compromised. Does...   Read More


Facilitating A Home Program for Nutrition and Speech

Lynn Marty Grames, M.A.,CCC-SLP

July 9, 2007

I am an RN and I do some home care for a 3 year old boy. This young child was born at 23 weeks gestation due to abruption of the placenta. He had some rough months in the NICU and then went home on a...   Read More

 


Early Intervention for Tongue Thrust

Juli Webster ., M.S.,CCC-SLP

July 2, 2007

I am a grandmother, R.N., and do most of the childcare for my 19 mo. old grandson. Both his parents are dentists, one being a Pedodontist. The problem is that my grandson has had a tongue protrusion s...   Read More

  


Laryngeal Spasms

George Charpied, M.S.,CCC-SLP

June 25, 2007

I recently conducted a modified barium swallow study on a patient who complained of severe coughing episodes at the beginning of her meals that subsided as she ate. During the MBS, the patient did cou...   Read More

  


Adjusting to a New Cochlear Implant for a Child

Carissa Moeggenberg ., M.A.,CCC

June 18, 2007

Our daughter, age 3, is getting a HiResolution Cochlear Implant this Friday. I'm wondering....when we first amplified Ali with her Phonak hearing aid on the left side, she did not tolerate it very wel...   Read More


Phoneme-Specific Nasal Air Emissions versus Hypernasality

Lesley Mangus ., Ph.D,CCC-SLP

June 11, 2007

I would like to know what the relationship is between phoneme-specific nasal emission and nasal emission due to VP dysfunction.   Read More

 


Tongue Thrust and Orthodontics

Dee Lance, Ph.D

June 4, 2007

At what point do you not treat tongue thrust? I saw a 10 year old who was referred because her orthodontist does not want to put braces on her because of a tongue thrust. Her background includes no hi...   Read More

 


Bite Blocks for Toddlers

Kerrilyn Phillips Slp.D., CCC

May 28, 2007

Do you know where I can obtain a bite block for a young toddler that is biting his tongue? The child is not eating by mouth.   Read More


Guidelines for School Report Writing

Barb Miller, M.S.,CCC-SLP

May 21, 2007

Could you offer a good form for school report writing and some guidelines to follow?   Read More


FDA Regulations and Cochlear Implantation for Unilateral Deafness

Patricia Trautwein, Ph.D

May 14, 2007

My son lost his hearing in one ear due to a motorcycle accident, the hearing is completely gone in one ear. He still has normal hearing in his other ear. Is there any technology that can be used to re...   Read More


Common Types of Tympanograms

Jen Duffey ., M.S.,CCC

May 14, 2007

As a speech pathologist, I routinely come across reports documenting tympanogram results. Can you run down the list of common tympanogram types?   Read More


Robot-Sounding Speech

Craig Coleman, M.A.,CCC-SLP

April 23, 2007

I have a student who breaks up his words when he is speaking, so that he has robot-sounding speech. I have tried to research this problem and have called it every term I can think of to try to find in...   Read More

 


Delayed Speech Therapy Ten Years Post Trauma

Amy Ogburn Yeager, Ph.D

April 16, 2007

I am seeing a 15 yr old girl in my school who suffered from a road traffic accident 10 years ago. She underwent medical treatment for the same but no speech therapy. She has hemiparalysis on the right...   Read More

  


Videonasendoscopy v. Videofluoroscopy

Ann Kummer, Ph.D

April 9, 2007

What are the differences and similarities between a videonasendoscopy and videofluoroscopy in regards to velopharyngeal function, including equipment and procedures, views obtained, and type of data p...   Read More

 


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