In recent years, speech language pathology has evolved to embrace neurodiversity, enhancing therapeutic approaches and fostering inclusivity. Speech therapy addresses a wide range of communication disorders—from stuttering to autism spectrum disorder—aiming to improve speech, language, and cognitive-communication skills across all ages. Want to know more? click to find out
The following are some tips that may help you manage your children with autism at home during COVID-19 closures and social distancing/isolation. Click here...
Sundara Kesavan, Speech and Language Pathologist (ROH)
: 01/09/2020
Below are some speech-related activities parents can try at home with kids. Click here to read more...
Sundara Kesavan, Speech and Language Pathologist (ROH)
: 25/09/2020
Some language strategies parents can try at home to improve their child's expressive language. Click here to read more...
Ms. Merin Joy, Speech and Language Pathologist (ROH)
: 19/08/2021
A child’s ability to use language in different social contexts is called pragmatics. Children should know what, where, when and how to use language. Click here to read more...