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What is a speech-language pathologist? What can they help me with? Do I need one?
Keep reading to learn about what speech-language pathologists do and how they can help you:
Speech-language pathologists are educated and trained in identifying and treating communication difficulties. In order to be a registered speech-language pathologist in Ontario, you have to have a master's degree in speech-language pathology. Speech-language pathologists are also well-versed in areas like linguistics, psychology, and anatomy.
Therefore, speech-language pathologists are trained to diagnose, assess, and treat speech and language disorders in all ages.
Speech-language pathologists can help with a variety of speech and language disorders. Some common ones include:
Since most speech difficulties are discovered early on, speech-language pathologists often work with children. However, they also treat adults.
Speech-language pathologists don't only treat lisps and stuttering. They specialize in many other language disorders too, such as:
Speech-language pathologists are responsible for all aspects of a client's speech care.
Daily tasks include:
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