Caring About Communication

Anncr: One in 10 Canadians has a speech, language, or hearing disorder. Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists work daily with Canadians of all ages to help them deal with many different types of communication disorders. Whether working with an autistic child, or a person recovering from a stroke, they work towards improving the quality of life of the people they serve. If you experience a speech, language or hearing problem, contact a speech-language pathologist or audiologist. Check the yellow pages or visit our website at www.caslpa.ca. Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists - Caring About Communication!

Children Hearing

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Anncr: For young children, the sound of silence is frustrating. They learn to talk by listening to others speak. Does your child seem to have difficulty understanding you? Is your child slow in learning to talk or asks to hear things repeated. One in ten children born in Canada has, or will develop a speech, language or hearing disorder. Early detection is critical and hearing loss can be identified and treated even in newborn babies. If you suspect a problem with your child's hearing, speak up. Contact an audiologist near you. Check the yellow pages or visit our website at www.caslpa.ca. Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists - Caring About Communication!

Children Speech

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Anncr: One in ten children born in Canada has, or will develop a speech, language or hearing disorder. Communication disorders in school-aged children are often misdiagnosed as learning disabilities or behavioural problems and can be very difficult to treat in later years. Warning signs include speaking in incomplete sentences, getting stuck on certain words and sounds or when others have difficulty understanding what your child says. If you suspect a problem, speak up. Contact a speech-language pathologist near you. Check the yellow pages or visit our website at www.caslpa.ca. Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists - Caring About Communication!

Adult Hearing

Anncr: Did you know that one in ten Canadians has a speech, language or hearing disorder? The things we take for granted-the ability to speak and hear- are a daily struggle for these individuals. Warning signs of hearing impairment include difficulty conversing in areas with noisy backgrounds or asking that words be repeated. If you suspect someone close to you has a problem, speak up. Have them contact an audiologist. Check the yellow pages or visit our website at www.caslpa.ca. Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists - Caring About Communication!

Adult Speech

Anncr: Did you know that one in ten Canadians has a speech, language or hearing disorder? It's hard for the rest of us to imagine the isolation and frustration they face. Communication disorders include difficulty formulating, expressing, or understanding language. If you suspect a problem, speak up. Speech-language pathologists help people live richer and more productive lives. Check the yellow pages or visit our website at www.caslpa.ca. Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists - Caring About Communication!