Guidelines on Stuttering
Guidelines on stuttering on the things to do and things to avoid for people who stutter and for those who speak to the people who stutter...
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Stuttering
Stuttering, stammering or disfluency is a speech disorder that can hamper communication and affect a person’s quality of life. Its impact can be treated effectively by stuttering therapy...
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Stuttering | Stammering - Coping and Relaxation
Stammering or Stuttering can be distressing and debilitating in social situations. A calm mind and relaxation techniques can help a stutterer overcome the problem...
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Spasmodic Dysphonia - Types, Causes, Symptoms & Management
Spasmodic or laryngeal dysphonia (SD) is a rare neurological condition characterized by involuntary spasms of the vocal cords interfering with speech and voice quality. In SD, the speech is interrupted and may have a strained or choked quality...
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Hearing Loss in Young Children and Early Intervention
Early identification of hearing loss in infants and young children and treating hearing impairment can go a long way to integrate them into the society of talking people...
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Motherese: Early Conversations of Mother to Child
Motherese, a special speech and language pattern adopted by people when talking to infants and small children, helps the child in language acquisition. Other terms used are child-directed speech, parentese and caregiver speech...
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Aphasia - Motor Aphasia Causes Types Diagnosis Therapy
Aphasia is a condition where the patient has a language disorder. The patient has problems with comprehension, expression, repetition, reading and writing...
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Acquired Epileptiform Aphasia | Landau – Kleffner Syndrome: Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment
Acquired Epileptiform Aphasia or Landau –Kleffner Syndrome (LKS) is a rare childhood disorder in which children have language and behavioral problems...
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