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Therapy for Velopharyngeal Dysfunction

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

March 28, 2005

I am working with a kindergarten student who was diagnosed with weak velopharyngeal closure. I haven't been able to obtain the etiology and the mother said that was the diagnosis. There was no report...   Read More


Causes of Retrograde Amnesia

Amy Ogburn Yeager, Ph.D

March 21, 2005

What are all the causes of retrograde amnesia?   Read More


Incorporating Personal Hygiene into Therapy

Mary Anne Nericcio, Ph.D

March 14, 2005

I am working with a 13-year-old boy in a public school setting. He is severely autistic and exhibits behaviors that are very inappropriate and very distracting. This is my first year working with this...   Read More


/r/ and /l/ substitutions

Bridget Russell, Ph.D

March 7, 2005

I'm looking for articles on /r/, /l/ and r-controlled vowel substitutions that may have a neurological base. I'm an SLP with a student exhibiting these error sounds that appear to be resistant to chan...   Read More


Cognitive Disability: Misc Issues, 2nd Grader

Kathleen Fahey, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

February 28, 2005

A new second grade female student has been brought to my attention. She has a primary disability of cognitive disability and she is not hearing impaired. She is not able to verbalize. She makes great...   Read More


Dysfluency: Blocking in a 3 year old

Janet Skotko M.Ed

February 21, 2005

A 3 year old blocks on the initial consonant in the beginning of a sentence and throws his head back as a secondary characteristic. He is not aware of his dysfluencies yet. What is the best method to...   Read More


Nasal Turbulence

Ann Kummer, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

February 14, 2005

I work with a 3 year old girl with Pierre-Robin Sequence, who is 2 years post cleft repair. She is cognitively very bright and has excellent speech and language skills. Her compensatory speech errors...   Read More


Pitch Disorders in Children

Celia Stewart, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

February 7, 2005

Please direct me to information regarding pitch disorders in children - specifically, a parent is concerned about her son who is in first grade and has a noticeably high voice pitch. It doesn't cause...   Read More


Swallowing Therapy with a Premature Infant

Mary Warburton, M.A.,CCC-SLP

January 31, 2005

I have a homehealth patient who is a premature baby just home from the hospital after 4 months whose actual age is 1 month. G-tube is in place, but consumes 2 oz of formula on average per feeding. One...   Read More


Reimbursement for Apraxia Services

Clifford Highnam, Ph.D

January 24, 2005

Is there any new information on how to get insurance companies to pay for speech therapy for apraxia? My 3 year old daughter was recently diagnosed with it, and needs extensive therapy. We are current...   Read More


Alleviating Prolongations

Charlie Osborne, M.A.

January 10, 2005

I am currently working with a child who is in the third grade. She exhibits moderate to severe prolongations, which affect her social interaction. Are there any suggestions regarding specific therapy...   Read More


Continuing Education in Dysphagia

Jennifer Brush ., M.A.,CCC

January 3, 2005

I have been employed in the public school system as a speech-language pathologist for the past 6 years. I am now ready for a change and am interested in working with the geriatric population and learn...   Read More


Mild Dysfluencies

Janet Skotko M.Ed

December 20, 2004

I have a patient (age 6) who exhibits very mild dysfluencies, though it appears as if it could develop into something more severe if intervention is not provided. Most therapeutic protocols do not see...   Read More


Therapy Strategies for Echolalia

Nancy Creaghead, Ph.D

December 13, 2004

What are the best resources for therapy strategies for children (3 yrs.) who appear to have echolalia. What are the best therapy techniques for the parents to do at home?   Read More


Degrees of Auditory Dys-Synchrony

Yvonne Sininger, Ph.D

December 6, 2004

Are there degrees of Auditory Dys-Synchrony? Can children have such a slight degree of Auditory Dys-Synchrony that they can speak clearly?   Read More


Auditory v. Language Processing Disorder

Kathy Fahey, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

November 29, 2004

What is the difference between an auditory processing disorder and a language processing disorder?   Read More


Verbal Dyspraxia and Stuttering

Michelle Harmon, Ph.D

November 22, 2004

I have a student that presents with a multitude of problems, one of which is verbal dyspraxia. His speech is remarkable for dysfluency (for example, d-d-d-d dog and fffffffffire). Is this another symp...   Read More

 


Early Intervention for Apraxia

Shelley Velleman, Ph.D

November 15, 2004

Beginning in January, 2004, my nine-year old son was evaluated by the school district and the local hospital with oral-motor problems and a communication disorder, mild/moderate dyspraxia. My younger...   Read More


Thermal Tactile Stimulation for Swallowing

Michael Crary, Ph.D

November 8, 2004

Is thermal tactile stimulation for swallowing any better than electrical stimulation? I saw a study in the Respiratory Care Journal 2001 that says it is not.   Read More


Aiding Swallowing of Saliva for a Child who is NPO

Angela Sherman Slp.D, CCC-SLP

November 1, 2004

With a very medically and physically involved child that is NPO with limited cognitive resources, what strategies are successful in aiding swallowing of saliva?   Read More

 


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