Pediatric and Adult Communication Disorders
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A motor speech disorder that impacts speech sound production and the ability to position the speech muscles and sequence muscle movements
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A speech sound disorder that impacts intelligibility of speech by distortions or substitutions
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A developmental disorder impacting communication, language, interactions with others, and behaviors
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A group of motor speech disorders due to paralysis, weakness, or incoordination of speech muscles
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Difficulty or the inability to swallow
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Communication that is affected by attention, memory, organization, problem solving/reasoning, and executive functions
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Difficulty with sharing thoughts, ideas, and feelings or understanding spoken or written language
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Interference with speech due to repetitions, prolongations or blocks occurring in words and sentences
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Treatment targeting the structures of the mouth and their impact on swallowing and speech
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A language disorder impacting social aspects of communication
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Difficulty producing voice that impacts pitch, volume, tone and other vocal qualities