#communicationdisorders

[blogarbharat123]

Top Speech Therapy Hospital in Pune | Ambulkar Speech & Hearing Clinic

In the vibrant city of Pune, when it comes to speech therapy and hearing care, Ambulkar Speech & Hearing Clinic stands out as the top choice. With a dedicated team of experienced professionals, cutting-edge technology, and a patient-centered approach, this clinic is the premier destination for those seeking help with communication and hearing disorders.

At Ambulkar, we understand the importance of effective communication and the impact it has on one's quality of life. Whether you or a loved one is struggling with speech difficulties, language disorders, or hearing impairment, our expert therapists and audiologists are here to provide comprehensive evaluation, personalized treatment plans, and ongoing support. We are committed to helping you achieve your speech and hearing goals, ensuring you can communicate confidently and participate fully in your daily life.

Visit Ambulkar Speech & Hearing Clinic in Pune, and experience the difference that expert care and a welcoming environment can make in your journey to improved communication and hearing health.

[thansiom]

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[bloomsburgu]

Audiology research takes centerstage at ASHA Convention

Bloomsburg University’s Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders was well represented at the recent 2019 American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention in Orlando, Fla., including one research poster receiving special recognition.  

Several audiology doctoral students — Cecelia Campanile, Kylie Connell, Miranda Mikelson, Jamie Daigle, and Kimberly Winn — presented research at the convention, which is considered the largest gathering of speech-language pathologists and audiologists in the country.

Monica Amarante, a junior audiology major, also presented. Attending faculty co-authors were Thomas Zalewski, professor of audiology; Mohsin Ahmed Shaikh, assistant professor of audiology; and Dong Zhang, associate professor of mathematical and digital sciences.

Meritorious Poster Recognition 

Jamie Daigle, Miranda Mikelson, and Shaikh’s poster, “ANSI: A Necessity in Standardizing Hearing Instruments” was recognized as a Meritorious Poster by the Convention Program Committee as showing extraordinary, exceptional and innovative work.

Presented Research

“Hearing Handicap and Auditory Processing Disorder Relationship in Elderly Individuals” by Campanile, Zalewski and Zhang.

“Tinnitus Diagnostic & Intervention Services Provided by Pennsylvania Audiologists” by Amarante, Winn, and Zalewski.

“Ear Asymmetry in Adaptation to Noise in Speech Recognition” by Connell, Shaikh, and Zhang.

“Laterality in Speech Perception in Noise Ability & Contralateral Suppression of Otoacoustic Emissions” by Shaikh, Connell, and Zhang.

[nd-universe]

Please explain

I need someone to explain why I went to a neurologist and my report states past tense events. It’s not like I suddenly stopped liking the Beatles. Ladybugs form from eggs but do not grow straight into the red and black beetles we see them as...but that was the past according to my report. 

Blank spaces where there should be details of my mental health that I know I told them about. 

I went to see someone after suspicions of autism from close friends. I wasn’t expecting the answers I received and I sure as hell was not prepared for the denial and unacceptance from family and friends...and myself. 

I wish I felt safer to be myself. I wish there was a camera watching me when I was in the room alone. I wish my mom didn’t ignore or hide details from my childhood. I had no friends. I talk to myself. I struggle to do things on my own. 

Maybe this blog will be a series of experiences relating to this report that left me feeling like an outsider and worse than I thought I would feel. 

So someone explain to me how to accept having shit working memory, high levels associated with attention deficit disorders, low self-esteem, executive function issues, math skills significantly lower than would be expected with my IQ, and not meeting the cutoff for autism using ADOS-2 but meeting the threshold for deficits in social interaction using the ADOS-2 test. 

Well...welcome to my journey trying to accept social pragmatic communication disorder alongside my anxiety, social anxiety, depression, and various other shit happening with me mentally, physically, and emotionally. 

[kathrynruppertdazai]

#blissymbolics #handbook #researching #silverman #mcnaughton #kates #languagelover #languages #symbollanguages #communication #communicationdisorders #somanywaystocommunicate

[romandavis-blog]

Have you ever noticed some students with good language skills? Even they do not lack in communication skills. But when it comes to speaking in public, they always hesitate. This is actually called social communication disorder. Social communication includes lots of verbal and nonverbal aspects. And it varies from audience to audience. Students with social communication disorders always hesitate to have eye contact. They look more like to have improper structure of communication. Whatever the story is, it looks like a confusing one. And such students find problems in the proper use of body language. And most common symptom of social communication disorder is to act awkward during conversation.

[keithparera-blog]

[unscriptedautist]

Considering the potential social sanctions of expressing feelings of pride on social media

TMW: You’re feeling really good about something, and start to initiate an action to share that feeling on social media... ...but then you wonder if people will think that you’re bragging... which could make them interpret your post as evidence for the idea that you’re ‘full of yourself’... which could make them not like you... And then the familiar inner dialogue kicks into high gear: “...they probably already don’t *really like you anyway... I mean, seriously, what were you thinking? Of course you can’t post that. What are you trying to do; turn people off to the idea of even tolerating you? You’ll just end up feeling even more alone in the world...” But, then, somehow, you shut down the monologue, and will your way through the moment of overwhelming self doubt and anxiety. You put down the phone, and power up the laptop, and write about the feeling anyway; just on a different platform... One that feels less judgemental. One which, through the power of anonymous-style posting, is at the very least a place where any resulting expressions of judgement won’t end up being so personally damaging...

[ What is it that I’m feeling really good about, by the way?

Well, you see... I’m an non-traditional undergraduate student, halfway through finals week, and I am confident I just aced an exam. I’m feeling really proud and accomplished; especially considering everything I have gone through to get to this point in my life (different story, different time). I’m also very, very glad that this semester is almost over. (I am in desperate need of an intellectual reprieve!) Two classes closed out for the term, two more to go! ]

[andgabbywaslike]

Just finished our last college final ❤️😇🙌🏾👸🏾👸🏻👸🏼👸🏽 #sfasu #communicationdisorders

[blogarbharat123]

Top Speech Therapy Hospital in Pune | Ambulkar Speech & Hearing Clinic

Discover expert speech therapy and hearing care at Ambulkar Speech & Hearing Clinic, the best hospital in Pune for communication and hearing disorders.

[upseducation]

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Types of Child Communication Disorders by Arvind Otta. 

#psychology #childpsychology #psychologist #communicationdisorder #childpsychologydisoder #disorders

[behavioral-learning-center]

BLC is looking to fill the Speech Language Pathologist Assistant position in both California locations 😃

Some requirements include having a Bachelor’s degree and a valid SLPA license!

For more information and to apply, please visit our website at:

blcca.com/employment/

#speechtherapy #speechlanguagepathology #speechlanguagepathologistassistant #slpa #nowhiring #sanfernandovalleyjobs #antelopevalleyjobs #earlyintervention #communicationdisorders #iteachkidstotalkback

[bloomsburgu]

Communication sciences and disorders program ranked third in PA

Bloomsburg University's Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders is ranked third in Pennsylvania by Zippia, a job-/career-seeking website — up one spot from the previous year’s ranking. 

Zippia’s rankings take into account data on the quality of the communication disorders sciences program and how students perform after college, among other criteria, when determining the ranking. This is the third year the website has ranked programs.

The website looked at the following data from the NCES (National Center for Education Statistics) and College Scorecard data from ED.gov to gauge which Communication Disorders Sciences departments offer the best career opportunities using the criteria below:

Career Results

Mean earnings after 6 years

Mean earnings after 10 years

Ratio of people working to not working after 10 years

Communication Disorders Sciences Emphasis

Percentage of graduating class that are communication disorders sciences majors (larger the better)

School performance

Admissions rate (more selective the better)

Graduation rate

Average cost Of attendance (lower is better)

Median amount of debt

[nd-universe]

IEP or EIP, they are the same thing. An education plan unique to the individual.

My brother had one for his speech delay and I also found that he was aggressive as a child…well I should say he’s been aggressive since childhood. He qualified for special needs education because of it and probably because he had a little bit of hearing difficulty and a speech impediment.

My sister also had an IEP for a speech delay too. She was 2 years old and not saying much. She kind of stopped professing her speech at 2 but her IEP didn’t last long and she continued to mainstream school.

Me, well I was born with mild to moderate hearing loss but I’ve never fully qualified for any hearing aid or similar devices. Honestly, I remember my mom telling me to sit close to the front when I first got glasses and to have my good ear(right ear) face the teacher as best as I could. Turns out both my ears have deafness but one hears high pitch and the other hears low pitches. I also have a speech disorder and with short sentences and words I was very hard to understand. I struggled to say what I wanted which lead to a very frustrated tot but I was very relaxed and content. In my toddler group, I rarely interacted with my peers. One report stated: “snacktime listed about 10 minutes and [Redacted] ate in silence”. I was just a toddler so the lack of socialising with those my age, communicating for long periods of time, and struggle to communicate my needs were issues that would “mature with time”. At least I was close to my teachers and adults. Do those count as friends?

It’s frustrates me though. Looking back and reading these reports and evaluations, I saw so many red flags but this was the early Y2K.

A child who couldn’t say short words to communicate thoughts and just made noises. A toddler continuing to babble and make hard consonant sounds but again, it was deemed just something I’d grow out of. Asking me to speak louder because my tone and volume where not at levels to be understood. Even repeating myself didn’t help. My records say I had a moment where I said “gance” repetitively and just smiled when I was asked to repeat myself. I don’t even know what I meant by gance. Dance? Pants? Who knows.

What I do know is that my childhood development was not at the same level as peers. I have documented proof of such. From birth to now, I have always been a very quiet and reserved person. I was never fussy and only cried when I was frustrated— that hasn’t changed.

If you saw a toddler sitting on a bench at a park watching their peers play and laugh, wouldn’t that confuse or concern you?

Am I disabled? Prior to finding my files from early childhood, I didn’t fully consider myself disabled. I have mobility issues as my scoliosis, flat feet, and limb length differences cause many challenges with standing, sitting, and walking. There are other people who have it worse than me but that doesn’t mean I’m not disabled. I have a communication disorder, I have mental illnesses, and a sleep disorder which is valid and I should be treated fairly in life but I’m not. It’s actually a struggle for me and with it being disability pride month, I want to continue advocating for myself and others. I want children to have continued monitoring of their development even after they are deemed “not disabled”. Just because you aren’t “disabled enough” doesn’t mean you should live a life in the dark thinking you’re not trying hard enough and pushing myself way beyond burn out. It hurts a child’s mental health and I am proof of such.

[rjack2136]

Reposting @constanttherapy:⠀ ...⠀ "Today is International Stuttering Awareness Day. We wanted to highlight some key points to keep in mind when engaging with someone who is living with communication challenges. Whether it’s a lisp, a stutter, apraxia, or aphasia, in a world that resolves around language, it is important to be mindful of others’ unseen obstacles. #CommunicationDisorders #Awareness" — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2HwUFzx