To prevent falls, physical therapists and occupational therapists can recommend assistive devices and help patients improve strength, range of motion, and balance. So what can a speech-language pathologist do?An SLP’s role in fall avoidance varies…
As a speech-language pathologist, I receive frequent nursing referrals when a resident with dementia stops eating, plays with their food, impulsively eats certain kinds of food, or demonstrates other undesired behaviors at meals.Recently, I read…
“No.” “That’s not a good idea.” “I don’t think that will work.” “That’s dangerous.” “Don’t do that.” “Wait!” “Think again.” “That’s not quite right.” “Uh oh!” “You might want to double-check that.”Feeling defeated? Me too. Yet…
One topic that is sure to result in a frenzy on any SLP discussion forum is how to handle the difference between what is the safest diet for someone living with dysphagia and what the…
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