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Digital Therapy

What is digital therapy for speech? Explore how technology enables remote treatment, virtual consultation, and accessible care for adults with communication goals.

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Communication Issues: ‘Bio-Ecological’ Model and Psychotherapy Practice

Have you ever wondered how your communication style and strategies may be influenced by different life experiences or by your experiences within different social and cultural institutions? In this blog post, we will explore a Bio-Ecological Model that analyzes the ways people’s mental health is impacted by different life experiences and how this model translates to treatment of communication issues.

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How To Replace “Sorry” At Work

If you want to appear more confident in professional environments, eliminating “sorry” from your vocabulary is a good place to start. You don’t need to apologize for not understanding, stating your opinion or asking a question. Be unapologetically assertive when voicing your thoughts in the office and watch your confidence grow.

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Can’t Remember Your Words?

Are you sometimes talking and all of a sudden you blank because the word you are trying to use just isn’t coming to mind? Well, this is something we call word finding or word retrieval. Having difficulties finding words is something that happens to everyone at some point or another.

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Making Changes

How do you make changes in speech therapy? Learn about motivation, habit formation, practice strategies, and the psychology of sustaining communication changes.

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