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The Importance of Diaphragmatic Breathing
Most people already breathe this way when they are relaxed. However, a lot of people take shallow breaths that do not engage the diaphragm very much. Diaphragmatic breathing uses the..
SLP’s role in Pierre Robin Syndrome
Breathing ○Signs of airway blockage: rapid breathing, stridor, sweating, restlessness, irritability, cyanosis ○Most babies with PRS outgrow breathing problems by 6-8 months ○Treatment may include special sleep positioning, oxygen and/or..
Treatments for Idividuals Diagnosed with Apraxia
Tactile cueing This method of cueing provides direct articulatory placement of the individual speaking to correct their speech production. The SLP touches the individual's face, neck, and head to provide..
Environmental Modifications for those Suffering with Dementia
Changes in the environment are made to improve overall functioning in individuals with dementia. They are designed to support communication needs and abilities by reducing obstacles to decrease the impact..
What is esophageal speech and who is it for?
Esophageal speech is essentially the act of burping out air from the stomach and controlling the articulation within the oral cavity. The speech will reduce frequency and pitch causing the..
