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As a licensed speech language pathologist I can answer questions regarding pediatric speech and language disorders. Please note that this in no way substitutes a professional consultation but merely offers some general guidelines of how to proceed next. My specializations within this field include working with children diagnosed with Psychiatric Disturbances Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Autistic Spectrum Disorders Motor Speech Disorders Auditory/Language Processing Disorders Pragmatic Language Disorders and Genetic Disorders I also specialize in working with Internationally Adopted Children as well as Bilingual Children
I'am a bilingual (Russian speaking) speech language therapist who has worked with a variety of bilingual and multicultural clients in the states of New York and New Jersey in a number of inpatient and outpatient settings including rehabilitation facilities, hospitals, early intervention services, and special education schools. Presently, I have a private practice as well as work for the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey/University Behavioral Center - Child and Adolescent Day Program. I am also a member of New York and Central New Jersey Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD) multidisciplinary teams, the aim of which is to provide a variety of services including assessment and intervention of children identified or presenting with features of FASD. For more information regarding the FASD project and its members, please visit http://bgcenter.com/BGCenterServices/FASDinSchoolProject.htm.
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I graduated New York University Summa Cum Laude with a Master's Degree in Speech Language Pathology. I am a certified member of the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association with dual speech-language licensure from the states of New York and New Jersey. I hold a Teacher Speech and Language Disabled (TSLD) certificate from the state of New York as well as a Speech Language Specialist certificate from the state of New Jersey, which qualifies me to provide speech language services in school settings. In addition to the above credentials I also hold Bilingual Certification from Columbia University's Teacher College which qualifies her to provide bilingual speech evaluations & services.
I am a recipient of multiple Awards for Continuing Education (ACE) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association October 2009 August 2011
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Amanda, I would definitely recommend a speech language assessment based on what type of issues you are describing. Yes, a skilled speech language pathologist can detect a processing problem at this
Bukky, If your son continues to present with fluid in his ear you may need to ask the ENT to place the PE or pressure equalizing tubes in his ears to drain the liquid so he can hear better if he has
Michelle, Based on what you are describing at this juncture you should request from your school district (and insist on) a child study team assessment of your daughter's abilities including the following
Tracey, Ethically I cannot answer that question. Even if I would have assessed her and worked with her I would still not have been able to answer that question since at this juncture it is not clearly
Miriam, as it only has been 2 weeks so far it is difficult to determine at this juncture the cause of your son's behavior without actually seeing him. There is a slight possibility that this is the
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