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Use of FM System in the Classroom

Angela Hein Ciccia, PhD, CCC-SLP

September 14, 2009

What does FM stand for and what are some of the advantages of using an FM system in the classroom?   Read More


National Aphasia Association

Ellayne Ganzfried, M.S.,CCC-SLP

September 14, 2009

In your work with the National Aphasia Association what is the most common request made by stroke survivors and their families?   Read More


Voice Therapy after Radiation

Bridget Russell, Ph.D

August 31, 2009

I have a patient who completed radiation therapy for laryngeal cancer 3 weeks ago. The ENT report stated that the patient had "severe supraglottic edema of the aryepiglottic folds and soft vocal cords...   Read More


Substituting /h/ for Other Consonants

Carol Liddiard Buteau, M.A.,CCC-SLP

August 31, 2009

I have a 4 year old patient who substitutes the /h/ phoneme for many consonants. Examples: telehone (telephone), hissors (scissors), hum (drum), etc. Are there any techniques that could help correct t...   Read More

 


Is There a Difference Between Rapid Naming and Word Finding?

Donna Geffner, Ph.D

August 31, 2009

I am currently evaluating a 10 year old boy who has a diagnosis of ADHD and dyslexia. On the RAN/RAS he fell below average on all subtests but letter naming, which was SS94. Based on word retrieval qu...   Read More


Velopharyngeal Surrender

Helene Fisher, SLP.D., CCC

August 24, 2009

What is velopharyngeal surrender and why is it so important for the SLP to understand this concept?   Read More


Over-Scheduled Children and Fluency

Alice Anne Farley M.Ed., CCC

August 24, 2009

Do you think there is a relationship between over-scheduling children and fluency?   Read More


High-Arched Palate in an Infant

Robert Mason Dmd, Ph.D

August 24, 2009

I have recently noticed my 9 and half month old son has a very high arched palate - so high that he actually gets food stuck there and he can't get it out. He has said "mum" a few times but other than...   Read More


Talk Trachs and Necrosis

Michelle Tristani, M.S.,CCC-SLP

August 17, 2009

Does a talk trach cause necrosis?   Read More


Prognosis of Epiglottic Inversion Dysfunction

George Charpied, M.S.,CCC-SLP

August 17, 2009

What is the prognosis of epiglottic inversion dysfunction due to intubation? The patient in question has a complex medical history of tracheotomy with PMV, multiple reconstructive labial and facial su...   Read More


ICD-9 Code for Paradoxical Vocal Fold Movement

Bridget Russell, Ph.D

August 10, 2009

What code should be used for paradoxical vocal fold movement?   Read More


Free Water Protocol in Nursing Homes

John Ashford, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

August 10, 2009

I am trying to begin a free water protocol at a nursing home I just started working at and am receiving support from the nursing staff and resistance from the lead speech pathologist. She feels that t...   Read More


Determining When a Patient is Considered "Homebound"

Megan Malone, M.A., CCC-SLP

August 10, 2009

What qualifies someone for homebound status?   Read More

 


Use of the CTOPP to Validate Phonological Processing Ability

Dr. Elena Zaretsky, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

August 3, 2009

A 13year - 7 month old student with Full scale IQ of 127 (Verbal IQ =132; Performance IQ=108) has CTOPP(Comprehensive Test of Phonological Processing) composite standard scores for Phonological Mem...   Read More

 


Exercises for Encouraging Epiglottic Movement

Nancy Swigert ., M.A.,CCC

August 3, 2009

I am currently seeing a patient who is tube fed. He has an immobile epiglottis, pacemaker, lung nodules, right vocal cord paralysis and cancer in his right leg. MBS showed severe aspiration and a tota...   Read More


Categorization Program Success

Fofi Constantinidou, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

August 3, 2009

What is the Categorization Program (CP) and why do you feel the CP is so successful with patients? In other words, what are the Active Ingredients of the CP?   Read More


Importance of the OASIS in Adult Assessment

Jennifer Loehr, M.A.,CCC-SLP

July 27, 2009

What does the acronym OASIS stand for? What is the importance of this assessment?   Read More

 


Using the Marshalla Oral Sensorimotor Test with a Two Year Old Child

Pam Marshalla, M.A.,CCC-SLP

July 20, 2009

I have a 2 yr 3 month old girl that I have been treating since October. She was initially not making any sounds; could not imitate any sounds, words, or oral movements. She has recently begun to us...   Read More


Working on Prosody and Semantics

Kathleen Abendroth, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

July 13, 2009

I am an SLP at a school. I also have a first grader who is speaking robotic and I think that it is largely due to autism. He has classic textbook symptoms of a child with autism. However, the parents...   Read More

 


Pharyngoplasty and VPI

Ann Kummer, Ph.D,CCC-SLP

June 29, 2009

I'm treating a little boy who has had a pharyngoplasty to repair a submucous cleft (surgery was 7/08). He does not appear to have VP closure; his nasoendoscopy is not until February, 2009. In conju...   Read More

 


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