Adults

Nonverbal Communication: Why It’s Important and How to Use It

What is nonverbal communication? See examples and get expert tips to improve your nonverbal communication skills.

Adults

Are You Having Trouble Finding Words? Try These Tips

Word-finding difficulty can be due to aging or a neurological condition like aphasia. Try these tips when you have trouble remembering words.

Adults

What Is a Spoonerism? Examples and Meaning Explained

Learn the meaning of spoonerisms, see common examples, and discover why these speech slips happen, plus when to seek help.

Adults

How Menopause Can Affect the Way You Communicate

Menopausal changes can affect word-finding, memory, emotional regulation, and more. Here’s what to know about menopause and communication.

Adults

Dyspraxia in Adults: Signs, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Dyspraxia in adults can affect coordination, writing, and communication. Learn the signs, how adults are tested, and how therapy helps.

Adults

Why Handwriting Helps You Remember Better Than Typing

Discover why handwriting helps you remember more than typing or using an app. Learn how writing by hand can improve memory and focus.

Adults

How to Fix a Tongue Thrust in Adults

Discover the causes and signs of tongue thrust in adults, along with tongue thrust treatment and exercises.

Adults

How to Use Cues to Help with Language Recovery After a Stroke

Learn how to use cues to support language recovery after a stroke. Discover types of cues that help people find the word they want to say.

Adults

Improve Your Communication Skills with Improv

Discover how improv for communication skills boosts confidence, active listening, and speaking skills. Learn how speech therapy can improve confidence!

Adults

Communication Confidence: How to Speak Up, Be Heard, and Advocate for Yourself

Communicating with confidence is a valuable professional skill. Here's how to speak with greater clarity, control, and impact.

Adults

How Speech Therapy Treats Cognitive Issues in Parkinson’s Disease

Cognitive decline due to Parkinson’s can be managed with speech therapy. Get support for problems with attention, memory, language, and other challenges.