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Raising a Bilingual Child: Speech and Language Development
Did you know that 21% of school-age children in the United States speak a language other than English at home? As the world becomes increasingly multicultural, more and more children are being raised speaking more than one language. Many parents … Continue reading
Posted in speech pathology, speech therapy, speech-language pathology, speech-language therapy, Uncategorized
Tagged bilingual, bilingual communication, bilingual language development, bilingualism, Children, communication, Jayne Latz, SLP, Speech Associates of New York, speech-language pathologist long island, speech-language pathologist nyc
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Does Your Toddler Really Need an iPad? How Technology Impacts Communication
In recent years, our use of personal technology has skyrocketed. While this technology has helped us to stay connected at all times, in many ways it has also left us more disconnected. Nearly everyone has had … Continue reading
Posted in Language Development
Tagged communication, language, nyc, speech therapist, speech-language pathology, technology
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It’s Autism Awareness Month! Do You Know the Signs?
Did you know that April is Autism Awareness Month? To help raise awareness, we’re dedicating our blogs to topics in autism during the month of April. Last week, we talked about how organizations and monuments around the world “Light It … Continue reading
Posted in Autism
Tagged ASD, Autism, autistic spectrum disorders, communication, LIUB, nyc, speech therapy, speech-language pathology
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Three Tips for Increasing Communication with a Non-Verbal Child
Almost a quarter of people with an autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) are non-verbal, meaning they do not communicate using speech at all. However, just because a child can’t talk doesn’t mean they can’t engage in meaningful communication! Take a look … Continue reading
Beyond Speech: Alternative and Augmentative Communication
Most people think of speech-language therapy as working with individuals to help improve their ability to speak. However, speech therapists also work with many people for whom relying only on speech is not an option. In these situations, a speech … Continue reading
Posted in AAC
Tagged AAC, Autism, communication, Language Disorders, speech therapy, speech-language pathologist nyc
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Alzheimer’s Disease Caregiver Awareness Month: 3 easy tips for communication
Did you know that November is Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month? This campaign is designed to raise public awareness of this debilitating disease which is the most common form of dementia and is estimated to affect 1 in 85 people worldwide … Continue reading
November is Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month!
Did you know that Alzheimer’s disease is estimated to affect 1 in 85 people worldwide by the year 2050? In order to raise public awareness of this disease, each November the Alzheimer’s Association recognizes National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness month. In … Continue reading
Three Ways to Connect with Your Loved One with Dementia
Did you know that more than 5 million Americans are affected with dementia? Dementia can range widely in severity, from a mild decrease in memory and cognitive function, to the complete inability to communicate verbally. Even when dementia is severe, … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Alzheimer's, Dementia
Tagged alzheimer's disease, communication, dementia, speech therapy, speech-language pathology
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Five Great Tips for Communicating with a Person with Dementia
Older Americans (65 years and older) are one of the fastest growing populations, with the elderly population expected to double from 35 million today to over 70 million by 2030! One of the most common difficulties that accompanies aging is … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Alzheimer's, Dementia
Tagged communication, speech therapy, speech-language therapist nyc
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Cognitive Communication Disorders
When we think of communication disorders, we often think of those that directly affect verbal communication, for example, a language disorder like aphasia or a disorder that affects fluency of speech, like stuttering. But there are many components of communication … Continue reading
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Tagged cognition, communication, executive function, memory, organization
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