by Jo Mak | 3 April, 2024 | Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology
In our dedicated efforts to serve the dementia community, our speech pathologists Grace and Stacey compiled some videos to provide invaluable insights for carers on communication with those affected by dementia. We have chosen to do the videos in Mandarin as this is...
by admin | 26 April, 2021 | Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology
By Joanna Renault Over the past decades, Assistive Technology (AT) for hearing deficits has evolved. Common examples of AT includes hearing aids and cochlear implants. A cochlear implant is an electronic device that partially restores hearing. This can be an option...
by Jo Mak | 6 March, 2016 | Speech Pathology
Brain injuries can cause dramatic changes to your life whether they are mild or strong. Some effects include: weakened communication and social skills, memory problems, slowed responses, impulsivity, fatigue, visual, hearing and swallowing difficulties. Speech...
by Jo Mak | 28 February, 2016 | Speech Pathology
With technology advancing faster than ever, it’s no surprise that you are now able to support your communication abilities wherever you go. Following last week’s blog, we have now compile a list of both free and paid Android apps that can be used at...
by Jo Mak | 21 February, 2016 | Speech Pathology
With technology advancing faster than ever, it’s no surprise that you are now able to support your communication abilities wherever you go. Below is a list of both free and paid Apple apps that can be used at home/school/work to help build communication skills....
by MRT Blogger | 14 February, 2016 | Speech Pathology
Cognitive Communication Difficulties Cognitive difficulties can be caused by many factors, such as: strokes, brain trauma, tumours, disease, substance abuse, aging and birth defects. Types of cognitive difficulties include: speech and voice difficulties –...
