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🇹🇷 Dil bozukluğu ile ilgili zorluklar, hayatın farklı evrelerinde insanlara zorluklar yaşatabilir: çocukluktaki gelişimsel bozukluklar ve gecikmeler, herhangi bir yaşta geçirilen bir kaza, başa alınan bir darbe ile veya çok yoğun psikolojik travmalar ile gelişen durumlar, ileri yaşlarda beyinde oluşan dejenerasyona bağlı bozukluklar... Bu zorlukları teşhis etmesi için, çocuk ve ergen psikiyatristleri, terapi almak için dil ve konuşma terapistlerine, nörolojik (sinirsel) hasara bağlı bozuklukların teşhis ve tedavisi için nörologlara başvurmak gerekir. . . . 🇺🇸Difficulties related to language impairment may bother people at different stages of life: developmental disorders and delays in childhood, situations that develop as a result of an accident at any age, such as a blow to the head or very intense psychological trauma, disorders due to degeneration of the brain in later ages... Child and adolescent psychiatrists are consulted to diagnose these difficulties, speech and language therapists are consulted for therapy, and neurologists are consulted for the diagnosis and treatment of disorders due to neurological damage. . . . #linguistics #dilbilim #neurolinguistics #sinirdilbilim #languageandspeechtherapy #dilvekonuşmaterapisi #languagematters #languageimpairment #dilbozuklukları #languagedisordersinchildren #languagedisordersinadults

#BrocaAphasia #AphasiaAwareness #SpeechDisorders #LanguageImpairment #NeurologicalCondition #BrainInjury #AphasiaRecovery

Happy Speech-Language-Hearing Month! 👂🏽🧏🏻‍♀️🦻🏻💬🎤👄 • • • #speechlanguagehearingmonth #slp #may #nationalspeechlanguagehearingmonth #SPEECH #speechie #slp #westchestercountyny #westchester #May2024 #SpeechLanguageHearing #hearingimpairment #languageimpairment #ssd #motorspeechdisorders #childhooddevelopment

Have you ever heard of it? Rahil goes to school but doesn’t understand what the teacher is teaching, he finds difficulty understanding and comprehending the spoken words and sentences. He speaks word which are jumbled or sometimes have no sense, even sometimes speaking words never existed; parents and friends find it funny and laugh but…. to read further check the blog... #awareness #aphasia #languagedisorder #speechdisorder #leftbrain #lefthemisphere #languageimpairment #psychology #treatment https://drdeepalimonga.wordpress.com/2024/04/22/not-childs-fault-then/

Complex syntax is when there is one or more dependent clauses in an utterance (e.g., I went to the store because I needed milk; the cat who ran away). Complex syntax skills equip children to fully express themselves in academic and social settings. Without complex syntax, children are relying on simple sentences to express their thoughts which can be limiting to the depth with which they can communicate and the engagement of their communication partner. For a taste of what this may be like, try speaking exclusively in simple sentences to a friend! It is not the case that only older children are speaking with complex syntax. In fact, by 5 years old, children should produce various forms of complex syntax! This accomplishment is particularly important, as children with language impairment often produce fewer types, have fewer instances of complex syntax, and have complex syntax-specific errors compared to their typically developing peers. Over the next few weeks, we will be going over complex syntax types and the errors you might observe in a child with language impairment. For a tutorial on complex syntax, see Barako Arndt and Schuele (2013). It is also linked in our bio! #complexsyntax #dld #languageimpairment #specificlanguageimpairment #language #weeklydoseofwednesdaywisdom

LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION & why it’s important: 🌱 There’s so much information out there about what your child is expected to communicate expressively (whether it’s babbling, jargoning, sound effects, gestures, signs, or words), but let’s not forget just how important receptive language (or language comprehension) is! 🌱 Children typically respond to sounds & voices and understand the meaning of words BEFORE they begin producing them. A child will typically understand “ball” by looking at or pointing to a ball when asked, before they will label “ball” when they see one. 🌱 So what can you do at home to support their comprehension? Swipe through and try these simple tips and activities with your child to increase their understanding of what’s around them! Expose them to sounds and voices, facial expressions, social routines, and names in play and in your daily routines 🌼 💌 Be sure to SAVE this post so you can reference it easily, and COMMENT “CHART” for a full chart of language comprehension skills expected by 36 months!

Some children say “I don’t know” a lot when they are asked a question. Often the children need encouragement to provide an answer - and it isn’t the case that they really don’t know. We’ve created this handout to help SLPs, teachers, and parents respond to “I don’t know” responses from children. Feel free to share it widely! You can find the handout PDF in the link in our bio! #weeklydoseofwednesdaywisdom #languagedevelopment #languageimpairment #dld #developmentallanguagedisorder #languagedevelopmenttips

When can we expect a child to not have noticeable grammatical errors in their spoken language?   Evidence: Children in kindergarten should not have many grammatical errors in their spoken language, with one exception.   What’s the exception? Irregular past tense verbs. Even verbally precocious children make mistakes on irregular past tense verbs, even into second grade.   But beyond those irregular past tense verbs, children’s language in kindergarten and beyond might have an occasional grammatical error, but not frequent grammatical errors. If you notice more than infrequent grammatical errors in the spontaneous language of a child five years of age or older, you might be listening to a child with a language impairment. Some children with language impairments have their greatest weaknesses in grammar. Some children with language impairment have their only deficits in grammar. Is grammar all that important? YES! But we will save the WHY for another Wednesday. #weeklydoseofwednesdaywisdom #languageimpairment #dld #developmentallanguagedisorder #specificlanguageimpairment #grammar #morphosyntax #languagedevelopment

WORLD EPILEPSY DAY💜 Some common effects of epilepsy on speech include, 1) Aphasia: Certain types of seizures or seizure activity in specific areas of the brain can lead to temporary or permanent language difficulties, such as difficulty speaking, understanding speech or finding the right words. 2) Dysarthria: Seizures affecting the muscles responsible for speech production can result in slurred or unclear speech, making it difficult for others to understand. 3) Language Impairments: Epilepsy can sometimes be associated with cognitive impairments, including difficulties with language processing, which may impact speech fluency and comprehension. 4) Transient Speech Disturbances: Some individuals may experience temporary speech disturbances during or immediately following a seizure, such as mumbling, nonsensical speech, or speech arrest. 5) Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures (PNES): In some cases, individuals with epilepsy may also experience psychogenic nonepileptic seizures, which can mimic epileptic seizures and may involve speech disturbances as part of their presentation. #epilepsyawareness #neurologicalcondition #epilepticbrain #speechdisturbances #aphasia #dysarthria #apraxia #anomia #dyspraxia #speechlanguagepathologist #neuroslp #motormovements #unclearspeech #languageimpairment #agnosia #anxiety #coimbatoreofficial #coimbatorelife #coimbatoreinfluencers #coimbatoretherapist #speechtherapyindia #tamilnaduindia

Aphasia and apraxia, distinct speech disorders often stemming from brain injuries that typically affect the left side of the brain, differ in nature. Aphasia impairs linguistic capabilities, affecting language comprehension and expression, while apraxia involves the inability to perform purposeful actions despite normal muscle strength, particularly impacting the motor aspects of speech production. These conditions, along with oral apraxia, can result from a stroke. Differentiating between them can be challenging, as they may coexist, making it difficult to distinguish their individual manifestations.

Today is Weekly Dose of Wednesday Wisdom! Subordinate conjunction clauses (e.g., I went to the store BECAUSE I ran out of eggs) are one type of complex syntax. Children learn to use subordinate conjunctions to join or relate ideas. BECAUSE expresses a cause-effect relation. Young children use the subordinate conjunctions when, because, and if most often in the preschool years. These subordinate conjunctions are also the most common ones that adults use in talking to children. Children are more likely to learn advanced subordinate conjunctions - such as before, although, unless, and since – from being read to than from listening to adults talk to them. Learning to use and understand a variety of subordinate conjunctions can lead to children more effectively and efficiently expressing their thoughts and ideas in academic and social settings. #complexsyntax #subordinateconjunctions #subordinateconjunctionclauses #complexsentences #literacy #language #languageimpairment #specificlanguageimpairment #dld #weeklydoseofwednesdaywisdom

What does shared decision-making (SDM) have to do with AAC users? Learn the answer by participating in AAC training research! Click the link in the bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Apply to participate in research on the effects of AAC training on shared decision-making! Training topics include basics about AAC and communication, what types of individuals might require AAC, the healthcare professional’s role in caring for an AAC user, and communication strategies and techniques. Trainings are designed to be completed in 20–30-minute intervals and do require access to a computer or laptop with Wi-Fi connectivity. Click the link in the bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Communication can be challenging with non- or minimally-verbal patients. Participate in AAC training to potentially improve your skills with patients presenting with complex communication needs. #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Apply to participate in research on the effects of AAC training on shared decision-making! Training topics include basics about AAC and communication, what types of individuals might require AAC, the healthcare professional’s role in caring for an AAC user, and communication strategies and techniques. Trainings are designed to be completed in 20–30-minute intervals and do require access to a computer or laptop with Wi-Fi connectivity. Click the link in the bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Communication can be challenging with non- or minimally-verbal patients. Participate in AAC training to potentially improve your skills with patients presenting with complex communication needs. #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Fill out the form in our bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

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Apply to participate in research on the effects of AAC training on shared decision-making! Training topics include basics about AAC and communication, what types of individuals might require AAC, the healthcare professional’s role in caring for an AAC user, and communication strategies and techniques. Trainings are designed to be completed in 20–30-minute intervals and do require access to a computer or laptop with Wi-Fi connectivity. Click the link in the bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Are you a healthcare professional treating or interacting with adults with complex communication needs? Looking for information on how to communication with non- or minimally verbal patients? Apply to participate in AAC training research today! Click the link in our bio to take the first steps. #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Apply to participate in research on the effects of AAC training on shared decision-making! Training topics include basics about AAC and communication, what types of individuals might require AAC, the healthcare professional’s role in caring for an AAC user, and communication strategies and techniques. Trainings are designed to be completed in 20–30-minute intervals and do require access to a computer or laptop with Wi-Fi connectivity. Click the link in the bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Fill out the form in our bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Are you a healthcare professional treating or interacting with adults with complex communication needs? Looking for information on how to communicate with non- or minimally-verbal patients? Apply to participate in AAC training research today! Click the link in our bio to take the first steps. #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Communication can be challenging with non- or minimally-verbal patients. Participate in AAC training to potentially improve your skills with patients presenting with complex communication needs. #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Swipe to learn more! Click the link in the bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Fill out the form in our bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Apply to participate in research on the effects of AAC training on shared decision-making! Training topics include basics about AAC and communication, what types of individuals might require AAC, the healthcare professional’s role in caring for an AAC user, and communication strategies and techniques. Trainings are designed to be completed in 20–30-minute intervals and do require access to a computer or laptop with Wi-Fi connectivity. Click the link in the bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Are you a healthcare professional treating or interacting with adults with complex communication needs? Looking for information on how to communication with non- or minimally verbal patients? Apply to participate in AAC training research today! Click the link in our bio to take the first steps. #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Fill out the form in our bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Communication can be challenging with non- or minimally-verbal patients. Participate in AAC training to potentially improve your skills with patients presenting with complex communication needs. #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

What does shared decision-making (SDM) have to do with AAC users? Learn the answer by participating in AAC training research! Click the link in the bio to apply! #AAC #augmentativeandalternativecommunication #communicationimpairment #complexcommunicationneeds #aphasia #strokerecovery #languageimpairment #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapist #AACtraining #AACresearch #nonverbal #AACforall #rehabilitationtherapy #adulttherapy #adultAAC

Happy Weekly Dose of Wednesday Wisdom! Today we’ll talk about using print in therapy. It is likely that many children with speech and language impairments have or will have a reading disability. Books should thus be used to work on any speech or language goal. For example, during speech therapy, you could identify speech targets within a book and read the book to the child emphasizing the targets. Even if the child is not yet reading, it is a great opportunity to work on the front end and foster reading development while also targeting therapy goals. You can build print awareness through reading and writing sentences related to goals and incorporate phonological awareness activities. #speechlanguagepathology #speechlanguagetherapy #slp #literacy #printawareness #phonologicalawareness #speechsounddisorder #ssd #languageimpairment #weeklydoseofwednesdaywisdom

There are many benefits of children being bilingual. Speaking two languages allows kiddos to communicate with a wider network of peers! Bilingual brains also seem to be better at resolving conflicts, switching attention and processing information. The language used at home can drive a child's learning of both languages. Increased use of both the native and target languages can lead to higher proficiency. Most schools provide instruction in English 90-100% of the time with support from ESL programs. Children are exposed to English through their peers, media, and other resources. Sometimes when a kiddo is learning two languages, they switch between languages when speaking and it is not unusual for a kiddo to be silent sometimes in school when they first learn English. Continued use of their first language will lessen the chance that they will lose that language. Communicate with your child’s school if you desire for them to continue using both languages. Bilingual kiddos with a speech or language impairment can get additional support from one of our Speech Language Pathologists. Reach out today! . . #squarepegtherapies #squarepegfits #pediatrictherapy #speechtherapy #physicaltherapy #occupationaltherapy #skillednursing #expertcare #empathy #playtherapy #builduponstrengths #individualizedintervention #uniquepotential #perfectfit #communicationskills #speechandlangauge #developmentaldisorders #communicationdisorders #biligualspeech #twolanguages #widerpeernetwork #languageimpairment #speechimpairment

Stories That Inspire Us is excited to be starting Season #3 tomorrow with our first guest, Katie Selby on Saturday, February 10, 2024 at 11:30am EST / 10:30am CST. Katie is an amazing young lady with a language impairment and learning disabilities. She was diagnosed with a language impairment at the young age of three and with learning disabilities at the age of five. She is the only person in her immediate and extended family who lives with a disability. Her continuing story will certainly inspire you! Join us “live” on the Stories That Inspire Us with Janis Facebook Page! #storiesthatinspireus #storiesthatinspireuswithjanis #storiesthatchangetheworld #podcastdiva #learningdisability #learningdisabilities #languageimpairment

Exemple d'un objectif long terme et d'objectifs court terme dans le cadre d'un début de PES d'un trouble de production des sons de la parole modéré à sévère. Image 1 : réalisée avec LangageOral.Com Image 2 : réalisée avec Bing image Creator #orthophonie #speechtherapy #logopedie #logopedia #communication #slp #tnd #langageoral #tdl #dysphasie #dysphasia #parler #dyspraxieverbale #phonologie #articulation #languageimpairment #troubledeproductiondessonsdelaparole

➡️ SWIPE for more! ➡️ I know what you’re probably thinking- what do actions have to do with communication?? 💫 Well, children typically learn to imitate actions BEFORE they start to imitate words. The skill of imitation is such an important foundation to communication, because children learn to communicate by imitating what we say. So, teaching them to imitate actions will strengthen their imitation skills so that they can eventually imitate words! 💫 Research also shows that children learn by DOING. Rather than teaching them just by showing or modeling, it’s important to have them do things on their own too! Discovering what they can do with objects leads to learning, pretending, imagining, and communicating. 💫 Make sure you pair a word with the action so your child can learn the meaning of the word and eventually imitate the word along with the action! And get this- the actions above ⬆️ are only half of the actions that you can expect your child to do with objects by 16 months. Wondering what other actions you can model for your child? Comment “ACTIONS” below and I’ll DM you the full chart! And be sure to SAVE this post so you have it to reference! 🧡🌟🔶🔅

J'essaie depuis quelques temps pour la plupart de mes prises en soins d'organiser mes accompagnements en objectifs à long terme et objectifs à court terme. Voici un exemple d'objectif à long terme et d'objectif à court terme avec un patient de 8 ans présentant un TDL dans le cadre d'un TSA léger. Matériels utilisés : dis-moi le genre et le nombre (Mot à mot), module syntaxe de LangageOral.Com #orthophonie #speechtherapy #logopedie #logopedia #communication #slp #langageoral #langage #parler #communiquer #comprendre #objectifsmart #partenariatparental #tnd #tdl #tsa #autisme #autism #langague #languageimpairment #languagedisorders #dysphasie #dysphasia #comprehension #comprehensionverbale

Seriöst, skit samma om min hjärna redan hakade upp sig när han började multiplicera istället . . . För det blir ju rätt! Allt annat är oväsentligt 😲 Om han inte förstår, då gör jag mig förstådd. Jag önskar att andra tänkte likadant, att om ett barn inte kan förstå på "ditt" sätt, så betyder det inte att det barnet inte kan alls. (För se här, han är tillockmed bättre än mig, som hjälper honom att förstå sin uppgift.) Det betyder bara att "ditt" sätt inte är rätt sätt för just det barnet. Och om barnets sätt inte är att räkna på det sättet som "alla andra" gör, så betyder inte det heller att det skulle vara fel! Liggande stolen används väl inte ens längre? Och den kunde jag inte lära mig eftersom att ingen förklarade varför, och inte heller vem som slängt ner stolen på golvet? Åt fel håll dessutom!, det var inte logiskt att den skulle kunna ligga kvar på det sättet! Och vart fan var bordet? Men men det är ju ändå enklare för oss som faktiskt haft fördelen att lära ett språk utan direkt ansträngning, att på annat sätt förklara för ett barn som inte har haft dom förutsättningarna. Tro på barnen, se inte problemen (det gäller även i allmänhet) Ha ett mål men sikta högre, och låt inte motgångar sänka dig när du väl har bestämt dig, och var nöjd även med det lilla. För "Många bäckar små" som talesättet lyder. Ja, jag är så otroligt stolt över honom! Jag vet att han kämpar mer än vad många av oss hade klarat av. 💙 #autism #adhd #languageimpairment #awaerness