What is Dyslexia? It’s not "seeing letters backward." Reversals can happen, but they are not the core issue. Dyslexia is a language-based learning difference that affects how the brain processes the sounds of language and connects them to written words. It’s common. It affects about 15-20% (about 1 in 5 people) and occurs in children of all intelligence levels. The Core Challenge: Most people with dyslexia have trouble with the sounds of language and how those sounds connect

May is Better Speech and Hearing Month! As we approach May, I cannot help but reflect on how different this May is compared to past years. Aside from the obvious differences from a year ago, I did not think I would ever transition to providing services solely through telehealth, yet here we are. I think that the transition was at first daunting (mainly due to insurance companies), but I have learned many things since the switch occurred. I know that the therapy I provide via

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The Patriots are going to the Super Bowl! With so many houses gearing up for Super Bowl Sunday Parties, the SLP in me can’t help but...

Often times, people ask me why intervention from a Speech-Language Pathologist would be necessary if a child talks or if the child...