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Sometimes, people with expressive aphasia can be easily frustrated. Unlike, receptive language aphasia, people with expressive aphasia are usually aware of their language deficits and know what they want to..

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Hello Everyone,Here's an idea to get kids interested in doing their work. Whether you're trying to motivate them to finish their homework or get their chores done, turning everyday activities..

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Distinguishing Sensory Processing Disorder from Autism

Hi everyone, I came across this article and I thought it was a good one to share! Although Autism awareness is on the rise, fewer people know about Sensory Processing Disorder..

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What is the difference between Auditory Processing and Language Processing? Is there a difference?

Hi everyone!I know a while back, we posted on this blog about the disorder known as Auditory Processing Disorder, which is a deficit in the formation of processing of audible..

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Reinforcing phonological awareness skills at home.

The following is a list of ways to encourage children to play with sounds and words by practicing different types of patterns (e.g., ones you see, one you hear, or..

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