May, 2012 Podcast
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Topic: Evaluations for Early Intervention Speech Services
Not only is the evaluation process for early intervention services comprehensive, it can help you make crucial decisions that will help your child succeed in school and beyond. This podcast will give you details on what’s included in the evaluation and why you should consider requesting an evaluation if you have any concerns about your child’s development.
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Kara Streeter, is a native of Rochester, NY. She has worked as a School Psychologist for 8 years, primarily with the preschool population. She has B.S. degrees from SUNY Brockport in Psychology and Interpersonal and Persuasive Communications with a minor in Sociology. Her Masters of Science and Certification of Advanced Study in School Psychology are from Roberts Wesleyan College. Kara has also taught collegiate level courses for 7 years |
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April, 2012 Podcast
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Topic: Treating Childhood Apraxia of Speech
RHSC experts demystify Childhood Apraxia of Speech and offer tips for parents on symptoms, treatment options and how to advocate for children.
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Debbi M. Schmitt is a NYS licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with 10 years of experience working primarily with preschool children with suspected or diagnosed Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Her therapy approach incorporates ideas from well-known Apraxia experts, including Edithe Strand, David Hammer, Shelley Velleman and Nancy Kaufman. |
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Nicole L. Principino is a NYS Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with 6 years of experience working with young children with a variety of delays and disorders, including CAS. Nicole holds a Deafness Specialty Certification to work with deaf and hard of hearing children and is proficient in Sign Language. |
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March, 2012 Podcast
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Topic: Treating Stuttering in Children
Stuttering can cause loss of self-esteem and isolation for children and is a source of anxiety and guilt for parents. Learn about a treatment program with a high rate of success in helping children overcome stuttering problems.
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Laura J.G. Corey is a NYS licensed Speech Language Pathologist whose focus is pediatric fluency therapy. In addition to being a Lidcombe-certified SLP, Laura is also experienced in traditional fluency enhancing techniques and parent training. |
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Tracy McDonough is a NYS Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with 12 years of experience working with young children with a variety of delays and disorders, including fluency. Tracy is certified in the Lidcombe Fluency Program and specializes in treatment with preschool children who stutter and their families. |
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February, 2012 PodcastClick here to download podcast
Topic: Good Hearing is Essential to Good Health
Think a little hearing loss is no big deal? You may be surprised to learn that hearing loss can cause or aggravate a number of health problems. Find out why good hearing is so important to your overall health in this podcast.
Guest: Dr. Larry Medwetsky, RHSC Vice President of Clinical Services
Larry has a Master’s degree in audiology and aural rehabilitation from McGill University and a doctorate in speech and hearing science from City University New York. He has worked as a clinical audiologist, audiology consultant and researcher in his more than 25-year career.
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SoundBites podcasts cover issues related to good hearing and speech – communication for life! SoundBites is produced by Rochester Hearing and Speech Center, not-for-profit provider of evaluation and treatment for children and adults with speech, language and hearing problems.
For more information about Rochester Hearing and Speech Center, click here.
