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What is Stuttering?
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| Stuttering is a communication disorder in which the normal flow of spech is disrupted with repetition, prolongation, and hesitations of sounds, syllables and words. |
| We service adults and children. |
| Some characteristic of disfluent speech of sounds and syllables are: |
- Broken repetitions (lo-lo-look)
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- Prolongations of sounds (lllllook)
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- Abnormal stopages ( no sound)
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- Addition of extra woks such as " um"
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| Non-Typical facial and body movement are associated with the effort to speak. |
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- Upper body and facial tension and tightness
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| Emotional Response |
- Anxiety while communicating
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| How effective are treatments for stuttering? |
| Clinical evidence shows that individuals who stutter can benefit from speech therapy at any time in their life span to improve communication which affects a person's quality of life. |
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| Location |
| Services are provided in natural settings: community building, school, home, and business office. |
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Payment Options |
| Currently accepts private pay, medicare, medicade and select insurance plans. Please contact us to inquire about acceptance of specific insurance plans or programs |
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| Contact US |
| Address: |
8546 Palm Parkway Suite 314 |
Email: |
Maliha@Ask-CTE.com |
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407-724-7200 |
Fax: |
1-888-975-9406 |
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Orlando FLorida 32836-6415 |
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