Germantown Speech Language and Learning Clinic

11/05/2025

10/27/2025

Cheers to the amazing occupational therapists out there!

10/27/2025

Evidence Map Monday: This October, for , we are highlighting the life-changing support audiologists provide for tinnitus management! As experts in all things ear-related – hearing, balance, and tinnitus – Audiologists develop individualized, evidence-based treatment plans.

Research shows that custom, professional treatment empowers people to gain control over their symptoms. Effective tinnitus treatments, like sound therapy, counseling, and hearing aids, can significantly reduce the impact of symptoms.

Want to know more about the effectiveness of these interventions? Visit the ASHA Tinnitus Evidence Map for up-to-date research summaries. Learn more: https://on.asha.org/4onOgGo

10/27/2025

Reminder for the speech pathology community! ✨💕

10/19/2025

You are so right, Ina Garten!

10/16/2025

Happy AAC awareness month ✨

09/25/2025

🤔 Ever heard of DLD? It affects 1 in 14 kids, but most people don’t know about it!

🧠 Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) = lifelong difficulties learning and using language.
It’s NOT caused by hearing loss, low intelligence, or “bad parenting."

Kids with DLD may struggle with:
📚 Schoolwork
🗣️ Sharing ideas
🤝 Friendships

Early support = brighter outcomes!

💬 Notice a child struggling with language?
➡️ Talk to a speech-language pathologist.
Let’s spread the word!

09/01/2025

Just a reminder that we are CLOSED today, September 1st, 2025 in observance of Labor Day!

08/06/2025

Can’t believe it’s already time for school to start back!
Here are some fun and engaging activities you can do with your child to get them excited about going back while also working on skills like vocabulary! 📚✏️

07/04/2025

Just a reminder that we are CLOSED today - Friday, July 4th, 2025. We hope everyone has a safe & fun 4th of July weekend! ❤️🤍💙

06/27/2025

June is Aphasia awareness month!

Aphasia is the medical term for difficultly with language, often caused by a stroke or brain injury. It can affect speaking, understanding, reading, or writing, and sometimes all four. Aphasia doesn’t impact intelligence, but it can make communication frustrating & slow.

Speech-language pathologists are essential in evaluating and treating aphasia, helping individuals regain & adapt their communication skills.