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Speech therapy in Wooster, OH, helps children, teens, and adults with difficulties in communication, language, voice/speech, and even swallowing. When the tongue, oral cavity, or throat are damaged or malformed, a highly qualified speech therapist can assist in regaining lost … Read More
Speech Therapy Services
Tips for Eliminating Speech Problems in Your Child
Language and speech developmental milestones can give parents joy and excitement – and sometimes anxiety. However, like any other developmental milestone, they are meant to be construed as guidelines – not hard-and-fast rules. Children are unique and develop at their … Read More
Warning Signs That You May Need to Visit a Speech Pathologist
If you or a loved one are experiencing difficulty with communication, you could benefit from seeing a speech pathologist at Wooster Community Hospital. Whether the issue is with understanding language, speaking clearly, or having difficulty swallowing, you can rely on … Read More
Speech Therapy Tips Kids Can Learn From
It’s thrilling to hear your child say their first words. However, while baby talk is adorable, you might be a little worried when they still mispronounce words at a certain age or develop other problems, such as stuttering. Speech therapy… Read More
What is Apraxia of Speech?
Apraxia of speech (AOS), also known as verbal dyspraxia or developmental apraxia, is a speech sound disorder. AOS affects brain pathways that contain memories of learned patterns of movement. This translates into a person’s inability to consistently execute the sequence … Read More
Speech Therapy Myths Debunked
Do you know what speech therapy is? While many people will say they do, the truth is, most people likely don’t understand what speech therapy really entails. In fact, there are a lot of misconceptions about the purpose of this … Read More
How Speech Therapy Works
Speech therapy is a type of physical therapy that addresses everything from verbal pronunciation issues to swallowing problems. It is most often employed in children who have speech and communication challenges, but it can also help people who have suffered … Read More
