What are voice disorders? Voice disorders are a range of conditions which affect the larynx. They can cause changes to the voice called dysphonia or loss of voice aphonia. These…
…when they are expected to talk to someone who is outside their comfort zone. An ongoing difficulty in a child or young person using their voice in a specific situation (for example, at nursery…
…lipstick Be wary of the use of perfumes and deodorants Be aware of your tone of voice – some children may find a louder tone of voice causes them to…
…These include: Gestures Signing Symbols Word boards Communication boards Books Voice Output Communication Aids (VOCAs) Communication Matters There is no ‘best’ type of AAC system. Each has pros and cons…
…students Use of a ‘dictaphone’ or voice recording device to dictate Using a word processor system – especially for when presentation is required Using diagrams, spider diagrams and mind maps…
…young people having difficulties with language, speech sounds, fluency, voice and dysphagia (swallowing difficulties). Advice line: If you would like to talk to a Speech & Language Therapist to discuss your…
…change. Be aware that the child may not understand facial expressions/tone of voice etc. Check that any reading material has been fully understood. Make sure you are able to give…
…song) tone of voice to make it more alerting/interesting when explaining something Ask the child to repeat instructions back to you to ensure they have been paying attention Make the…
…selective/situational mutism, voice or social communication. Training documents and videos can be found here: Training Speech, language and communication drop in sessions: Topics and drop in sessions You can watch…
…Social communication and interaction Dysfluency (stammering) Cleft lip and palate Voice Selective/situational mutism D/deafness, loss of hearing and multisensory impairment CFHD specialists you might receive care from in this Pathway:…