Speech-language pathologists Diane Paul and Donna Murray talk about what social communication disorder is and how it is treated.
What is Social Communication Disorder? How Is It Treated?
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Early Language: The Key to Children’s Literacy
2014 ASHA President Elizabeth McCrea explains the connection between language and literacy, and offers tips for parents.
New Pediatrics Study Reveals Dramatic Increase in Speech Problems in Children Over Past Decade
“Pediatrics” reports a 63% increase in disability associated with speech problems from 2001–02 to 2010–11 among U.S. children, along with a more than 15% increase in disability associated with hearing problems.
Disabilities in Kids Rise; Not Physical Problems
A study in the journal Pediatrics shows that mental and developmental disabilities, including speech problems, are on the rise in children.
Boom! Here’s How to Protect Your Hearing This Fourth of July
As fun as fireworks are to watch, listening to those big booms can put people at risk for hearing damage. ASHA offers suggestions on how to protect your hearing during July 4th festivities.
Statistics of Communication Disorders
This infographic shares some statistics about the prevalence and cost of communication disorders.
Building Language and Literacy Skills During the Lazy Days of Summer
Speech-language pathologist Lyndsey Zurawski offers advice for parents about how to stimulate children’s language skills during everyday activities over the summer break.
Autism Diagnosis and Treatment of Today and Tomorrow
Speech-language pathologist and 2013 ASHA President Patricia Prelock discusses the increase in autism diagnoses among U.S. children, as well as the early signs and treatment options.
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in Children—A Preventable Problem
Audiologist Jessica Rossi-Katz talks about noise-induced hearing loss in children.
ASHA’s Identify the Signs Campaign is Reaching Millions of Consumers – How You Can Get Involved
Joseph Cerquone, director of public relations at ASHA, is interviewed about the Identify the Signs campaign and how ASHA members can get involved.