Risks factors of Developmental Language Disorder

Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is generally trouble understanding others, or sharing thoughts, ideas and feelings. After...

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What is an informal speech pathology assessment ?

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Is your child speaking too soft? Too loudly?

Some kids, commonly among girls, speak in soft volumes. This may be due to cultural reasons that being soft-spoken is to be polite. It is...

Do you that children communicate before learning to speak?

Have you been in the situation where you look at your toddler/infant, they look at you, they move in a way as if they were talking to...

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What is a gesture? It is a mean of nonverbal communication appearing in prelinguistic stage (the stage before language emerge) with the...

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Hi! My name is Joyce Lau. I am a student speech pathologist in the University of Sydney. I have been working as a disability support worker and a private tutor for young kids for the past 2 years. This blog is dedicated in making speech joyful and accessible for everyone!

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About 50% of children with speech sound disorder continue to have difficulties if intervention is not given (Bralley & Stoudt, 1977).

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What we know about: Speech sound disorders and treatment

Speech sound disorder is a common cause of referral in speech pathology caseload. It affects 10-15% of preschoolers and continues to have a lasting impact on various areas in children. An article from Children's Health Queensland hospital and health services tells us everything about speech sound disorder and its impacts across children learning.

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Risks factors of Developmental Language Disorder

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My experience as an international student studying Speech Pathology

What is an informal speech pathology assessment ?

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Do you that children communicate before learning to speak?

These are the things you need to know about GESTURES

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What we know about: Speech sound disorders and treatment

Risks factors of Developmental Language Disorder

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Speak Up - Fantastic Australian-based Podcast!

My experience as an international student studying Speech Pathology

What is an informal speech pathology assessment ?

Is your child speaking too soft? Too loudly?

Do you that children communicate before learning to speak?

These are the things you need to know about GESTURES

Online therapy-friend or foe?

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Article of the Month: What we know about: Speech sound disorders and treatment

Article of the Month:
What we know about: Speech sound disorders and treatment