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Resonance Therapy for Improved Speech Communication
Resonance Therapy for Improved Speech Communication As speech-language pathologists at Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic, we understand the significant impact resonance disorders can have on an individual's ability to communicate effectively. Resonance refers to the...
The Power of Stroboscopy at Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic
Cutting-Edge Technology for Precise Voice Analysis At Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic, we're proud to offer state-of-the-art stroboscopy examination under the expert guidance of our voice specialist, Matthew Frank. This advanced diagnostic tool has revolutionized how...
What is Dysarthria? Learning the Different Types of Dysarthria
Dysarthria is a complex motor speech disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. At Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic, we understand the challenges that come with this condition and are committed to helping our patients improve their communication skills. In...
Parallel Play vs. Joint Attention
As your child approaches school age, you may wonder if they're socially ready for this new adventure. At Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic, we often hear parents' concerns about their children's social skills. Today, we're going to explore two crucial aspects of social...
Unlocking Your Child’s Language Potential: The Power of Reading at Home
As parents, we all want to give our children the best possible start in life. When it comes to language and communication skills, one of the most powerful tools at our disposal is surprisingly simple: reading together at home. At Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic, we've...
Understanding Speech Sound Development Milestones: A Guide for Parents
As parents, we eagerly anticipate each new stage of our child's development. Among the most exciting milestones are those related to speech and language. Watching our little ones progress from cooing and babbling to forming their first words and eventually engaging in...
Speech Therapy vs. Voice Therapy: Understanding the Difference for Your Child’s Vocal Health
When it comes to addressing communication and vocal issues in children, parents often encounter terms like "speech therapy" and "voice therapy." While these terms are sometimes used interchangeably, they actually refer to different, albeit related, areas of treatment....
What is FEES and Why is it Important?
Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing, commonly known as FEES, is a crucial diagnostic procedure used to assess swallowing function. At Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic, we offer this state-of-the-art evaluation to help identify and address swallowing...
Unleash Your Voice: Meet Matt Frank, Boise’s Premier Voice Therapist & Swallowing Specialist
Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic is thrilled to welcome Matt K. Frank, MS, CCC-SLP, a passionate and highly experienced voice and swallowing specialist and researcher, to our team of exceptional professionals. With over a decade of expertise in the field, Matt brings a...
Explore the Treasure Valley: 30 Fun Things to Do Near Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic
At Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic, we don't just care about your communication needs—we want you to get out and enjoy everything the beautiful Treasure Valley has to offer! From outdoor adventures to cultural attractions and family-friendly outings, this region is...
What is Videostroboscopy? Understanding This Essential Voice Evaluation
If you experience hoarseness, vocal fatigue, difficulty swallowing, or other voice and swallowing issues, your doctor may recommend videostroboscopy to evaluate the cause. Videostroboscopy is the most advanced and commonly used method for visualizing and analyzing...
How a Private Speech Therapy Practice Can Meet Your Child’s IEP Needs
If your child has an Individualized Education Program (IEP) for speech and language services through their school district, you may wonder if private speech therapy is necessary or can supplement those services. At Boise Speech and Hearing Clinic, we work closely with...