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Speech and Language Therapist.
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Speech Language Pathologists
Speech/Language Pathology
Speech Language Pathologist. An expert who can help children and adolescents who have language disorders to understand and give directions, ask and answer questions, convey ideas, and improve the language skills that lead to better academic performance. An SLP can also counsel individuals and families to understand and deal with speech and language disorders.
Speech and Language Pathologist
Speech-language therapist stress echocardiography - a test that helps diagnose heart disease with the help of ultrasound images. (A more routine exercise stress test does not use imaging.) Following exercise or other stress to the heart, the images reveal parts of the heart that may not be receiving enough blood or oxygen because of blocked arteries. temporomandibular joints (TMJs) - connect your lower jaw to your skull. There are two matching joints -- one on each side of your head, located just in front of your ears. The abbreviation "TMJ" literally refers to the joint but is often used to refer to any disorders or symptoms of this region. Such problems include popping sounds in the jaw, inability to fully open the mouth, jaw pain, headaches, earaches, toothaches, and various other types of facial pain.
Speech Language Therapist. SLP’s working with autistic children are most likely to address “pragmatics” (how to use speech) as opposed to issues such as stuttering.
Abbreviation for Speech-Language Pathologist