Augmentative and alternative communication can play a critical role helping COVID-19 patients communicate their condition & wishes. AAC is especially critical now because patients may not have loved ones with them to advocate for them. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/ODa0ALVXhd
Parents always know their child best, but they now may be spending more time than ever with them. If you are worried your child isn't meeting communication milestones, seek help. Early intervention assessments are still happening, even now. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/1lj1Z1NLI5
Swallowing problems are common in older adults. With some treatment sessions disrupted due to COVID-19, this video offers tips to help those with swallowing disorders promote their recovery, safely eat and drink, and avoid rehospitalization #BHSMcontest https://t.co/iPwmp5LYxk
COVID-19-related changes or interruptions in school-based services for speech/language disorders may present unique challenges for students who are bilingual and/or English language learners. Here is advice for families. #BHSMcontest#BHSM https://t.co/HJFJphceD9
About 5% of kids stutter, making it difficult to communicate. Luckily, the other 95% can help make it easier for them. Watch this message from the founder of SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young. Remember, be kind. #BHSMcontest#BHSM https://t.co/YjU4BPNKwT
Stuttering usually starts between 2 and 6 years of age. Many children go through normal periods of disfluency lasting less than 6 months. Stuttering lasting longer than this may need treatment. Speech-language pathologists can help! #BHSMcontest#BHSM https://t.co/z2LpmEk263
Virtual meetings, classes, and social gatherings are increasingly common as both children and adults shelter at home. But these online platforms can create some extra challenges for people who #stutter. These tips can help. #BHSM#BHSMcontest https://t.co/mhXtwikmPy
It's National Stuttering Awareness Week, and Taro Alexander, the founder of SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young, has a message specifically for kids and teens who stutter. #BHSMcontest#BHSM#stuttering https://t.co/nspeXMjNGu
Some people sheltering in place may have difficulties with their hearing aids or environmental issues at home that make listening more challenging. This article offers tips for troubleshooting devices & improving communication. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/BHd8F9Ygtt
Strong speech and language skills are key to kindergarten readiness and a precursor for reading, writing, and social success. This article gives some great suggestions for how parents can help build their child's communication skills #BHSMcontest https://t.co/oqimPmWKvw
It's a new week of virtual meetings and classes. But for people with hearing loss, online platforms may pose some challenges. This video offers some ways we all can help make virtual meetings successful for everyone. #BHSMcontest#BHSM#COVID19 https://t.co/R9GINVknTq
Many children who work with a speech-language pathologist at school may now be receiving temporary virtual sessions due to COVID-19. Click here for tips to make the most out of these sessions. #BHSMcontest#BHSM https://t.co/kyihaDlsef
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I have always recommended @SouthwestAir but my suitcase was lost on my trip back from Napa this weekend, and they still haven’t located it. Very upset and disappointed. Help would be appreciated.