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Tag Archives: TBI
The Unexpected Consequence of Winter Sports: Three Tips to Stay Safe
As the temperature drops and the days grow shorter, people tend to find themselves spending increasing amounts of time indoors. The answer for many people? Winter sports! Activities like skiing, sledding, ice skating and snowboarding offer a great opportunity … Continue reading
Traumatic Brain Injuries: How Can a Speech-Language Pathologist Help?
With the winter weather comes a range of outdoor sports that help people stay active and have fun in the cold. Unfortunately, a lot of these activities come with an increased risk of head injury and subsequent brain injury. Last … Continue reading
TBI: 3 Ways a Speech-Language Pathologist Can Help!
Did you know that January is National Winter Sport Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness month? Last week we talked about some of the ways you can prevent and identify traumatic brain injury (TBI). Today, we’ll talk about three ways that TBI can … Continue reading
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Tagged speech therapy, speech-language pathologist nyc, TBI, Traumatic brain injury
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Keep Your Brain Safe During Winter Fun!
Winter sports offer a great opportunity to go outside and get active, even when the weather is subzero. Unfortunately, activities like skiing, sledding, and snowboarding come with a high risk of head injury. To raise awareness of this risk, each … Continue reading
Brain Injury Awareness Month: Swallowing and Cognitive Issues
Each March, the Brain Injury Association of America conducts a public awareness campaign for traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Speech language pathologists are often heavily involved in rehabilitation after a brain injury since speech and language issues are a common result … Continue reading
Brain Injury Awareness Month: How Speech-Language Therapy Can Help!
Did you know that March is Brain Injury Awareness month? In support of this public awareness campaign, we at Speech Associates of NY are running a series of blogs on how traumatic brain injuries and how speech-language therapy can help … Continue reading
Traumatic Brain Injury: How a Speech-Language Pathologist Can Help
The rough and tumble play of childhood is a part of growing up; unfortunately, occasional serious injuries can be an unintended consequence of childhood roughhousing. Last week we discussed how recent evidence has suggested that even a minor traumatic brain … Continue reading
Posted in Language Disorders, Neurological Disorders
Tagged TBI, Traumatic brain injury
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