Short, plain-language write-ups of the peer-reviewed studies that shape how we work, each with a link to the original research.
Speech and language therapy helps children with speech-sound and vocabulary delays.Meta-analysisRead More Law, Garrett & Nye · Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research · 2004
Parents who learn language strategies help their child's language grow.Meta-analysisRead More Roberts & Kaiser · American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology · 2011
Preschoolers treated for stuttering stuttered on 1.5% of syllables, versus 3.9% without treatment.Randomized trialRead More Jones et al. · BMJ · 2005
Toddlers with autism who started early intervention scored higher on thinking and daily-living skills two years later.Randomized trialRead More Dawson et al. · Pediatrics · 2010
Children with hearing loss who are identified in the first six months develop stronger language.Cohort studyRead More Yoshinaga-Itano et al. · Pediatrics · 1998
Play supports the thinking, social and emotional skills children need to learn.Clinical reportRead More Ginsburg et al. · Pediatrics · 2007
Most studies reviewed found psychology-based feeding interventions help children with feeding problems.Systematic reviewRead More Lukens & Silverman · Journal of Pediatric Psychology · 2014
Telehealth speech therapy matched in-person gains on five of six outcome measures for school-age children.Systematic reviewRead More Wales, Skinner & Hayman · International Journal of Telerehabilitation · 2017
Speech and language therapy improves everyday communication for people with aphasia after a stroke.Cochrane reviewRead More Brady et al. · Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews · 2016Intensive loud-voice therapy improved voice volume in Parkinson's disease, and gains lasted two years.Randomized trialRead More Ramig et al. · Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry · 2001Call, text, or fill out our form — we'll set up your free consultation within 24 hours.
