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Surprising. many physicians, speech pathologists, parents alike, we warned about the consequences of prolonged mask wearing. what do you make of these numbers? >> the numbers are astounding. its not surprising at all. what were seeing in our clinic is tremendous amount of referrals of speech and language delays, developmental delays, social pragmatic delays, just general motor planning disorder. its really, its astounding, and its not a surprise at all. the mandates that were in place, people st...

People to get the services that they need. schools that are backed up with referrals and and, you know, its just an ongoing issue. nicole: its devastating. im a mother of three boys, my youngest was in kindergarten during march 2020 at the start of the lockdown, he himself is now in speech therapy because he is one of the statistics. hes dealing with some speech problems himself. >> right. nicole: so, you know, despite the pushback, the cdc continue saying kids need to be masked, they were even ...

Texas Workforce Solutions is hosting a huge job fair on April 26 in Lufkin

Texas Workforce Solutions is hosting a huge job fair on April 26 in Lufkin

More than half the school districts in Arizona spent a smaller percentage of their dollars in classroom instruction in the last school year than the year before, according to a new report.

By Alli Frazier, CEO of Frazier Behavioral Health and Autism Mom Featuring Sara Rossman, Speech-Language Pathologist at Frazier Behavioral Health Often children and adults can...

Sarah Gilmore, a second-year ULM Speech-Language Pathology graduate student from Natchitoches, La. was recently awarded a $1,500 scholarship from the Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists in Louisiana Schools (SPALS).

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The Sierra Sands Unified School District Board of Education, at its meeting Thursday, approved a contract addendum with Soliant for an Additional Speech Language Pathologist for Faller and Richmond elementary

This year. uvalde, highland park, the list is long. theres also been legislation that has been bipartisan legislation finally thats been passed. are you optimistic right now about the potential for more change? >> im optimistic. it will be a long, hard haul, but im optimistic. >> one of the things i was reading up about aphasia is that -- and you see this in the documentary -- is singing is something that you do at times and that -- i guess its a different part of the brain. >> yeah. i mean, thi...