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Parkinson's Disease & Speech Therapy
Parkinson's Disease can impact speech and language abilities. For example, a person with Parkinson’s may speak very quietly and have difficulty recognizing how quiet their speech sounds. They may also experience changes in facial expressions, motivation, and their ability to start or control movements.
Beyond Speech Therapy
4 days ago3 min read
More Than Words: The Power of Prosody
Improving Speech Intelligibility through prosody as a Second Language Learner. Intelligibility is much more related to your connected speech and one’s ability to utilize prosody to enhance the overall clarity of their message. Once you feel you have a good handle on all English grammar, and its consonants and vowels, you can really shift to focusing on clear and easy speech.
Beyond Speech Therapy
4 days ago3 min read
Why can’t I stop coughing? … I’m not sick!
A cough is considered "chronic" if it persists for 8-weeks or more, and is unrelated to any ongoing illness or respiratory disease. Coughing happens when the vocal cords are cued to open rapidly releasing a burst of air (and sound) from the throat.
Beyond Speech Therapy
Jul 82 min read
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