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Speech-Language Pathology Department
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Who needs a Speech-Language Pathologist ?

For many children and adults there is no other known cause for their communication problem.

For all people with speech and language problems, the impact on their lives can be devastating. Childhood speech and language problems are associated with problems in literacy, school performance, and social-behavior development. These problems in turn have significant economic, social, and personal implications for these children as they grow to be adults. Adult communication disorders present serious barriers for independent living, including employment, maintaining family and social relationships, and pursuing educational or leisure interests. Many adults show intense frustration and sadness in their inability to express their personal opinions, make important decisions with their doctor or lawyer, or express their feelings to family members and friends.

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