Courtney Ellis I am a first-year speech-language pathologist. I received my undergraduate degree from California State University Fullerton and my master’s degree from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. I am passionate about all things speech and language, but my favorite areas include autism, AAC, gestalt language processing, and CAS. I love continuous…

There are several signs that you can look for to identify if your learners may have a speech or language disorder. The ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association) has put together a list of some common signs of communication disorders as well as what you can do as parents. Click here to check it out!

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Communication is a crucial part of our daily lives and as we don’t want to feel any part of our population is isolated or frustrated, there are easy ways for us to be more deaf-aware. There are also some unique ways and more immersive ways to try and understand: Easy Ways Understand deafness: Deafness is…

This safe listening infographic was created by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association.The infographic provides a visual of dangerous and safe noise levels. It explains how loud noise can lead to hearing loss. It also lists ways that you can actively protect your hearing in order to prevent noise-induced hearing loss. This infographic is a great…