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Children: More speech and language help needed, therapists say - Vimarsana News

Children: More speech and language help needed, therapists say

Justine Cooper says being a parent to a child with speech difficulties can be "quite isolating".

Source: bbc.co.uk
Unfinished "P" statue will glow purple to help raise awareness of Developmental Language Disorder | Campus - Vimarsana News

Unfinished "P" statue will glow purple to help raise awareness of Developmental Language Disorder | Campus

The Unfinished “P” statue will light up purple on Friday to help raise awareness of Developmental Language Disorder, according to a press release Monday.

Cork twins feature in international campaign to raise awareness of 'hidden disability' - Vimarsana News

Cork twins feature in international campaign to raise awareness of 'hidden disability'

“It’s important for us as a family to raise awareness of DLD to help bring about change in the system and help other families who might feel like ...

Cork mother and her twin boys pen moving poem to raise awareness of 'hidden disability' - Vimarsana News

Cork mother and her twin boys pen moving poem to raise awareness of 'hidden disability'

Fairhill resident Neidín Dalton recently penned ‘What about DLD’ with her eight-year-old twins, Tommy and Tony, who were diagnosed with Developmental ...

Music to our ears! New study reveals musical rhythms can improve language processing of children with Developmental Language Disorder - Vimarsana News

Music to our ears! New study reveals musical rhythms can improve language processing of children with Developmental Language Disorder

A new study led by a Western Sydney University researcher has found that musical rhythms can help children with speech and language processing difficulties in finding their voice by improving their capacity to repeat sentences they just heard.