The start of a new year is an opportunity to reset, reflect, and re-imagine what you want to accomplish. Whether you’re navigating life as a neurodivergent person or managing the challenges of an acquired condition such as stroke, brain injury, or a progressive illness, this transition can be empowering—when approached with intention and the right strategies. As a speech-language pathologist specializing in cognition and communication, I’m here to guide you in building a toolkit for success in organization, planning, time management, problem-solving, socialization, and verbal expression. These skills help you tackle daily tasks and foster overall health and wellness.
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Navigating the Holiday Season as a Neurodivergent Adult: Tips from a Speech-Language Pathologist11/11/2024 The holiday season can be a time of joy and togetherness. Still, for many neurodivergent adults, it can also bring sensory overload, social pressures, and changes in routine that make it difficult to navigate. As a speech-language pathologist working with neurodivergent adults, I’ve seen firsthand how this time of year can be exciting and overwhelming. With that in mind, I want to offer some practical tips for neurodivergent individuals and advice for their neurotypical family members, friends, and co-workers on understanding and supporting varying needs this holiday season.
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when we focus on education, support, and advocacy for those affected by this pervasive disease. While most people associate cancer care with oncologists, surgeons, and nurses, another essential healthcare professional involved in the cancer journey often goes unnoticed: the speech-language pathologist (SLP). SLPs play a vital role in helping cancer patients—particularly breast cancer survivors—maintain quality of life during and after treatment.
Let’s explore how SLPs contribute to the care of breast cancer patients. |
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