Author name: Bridges Speech Center

Auditory processing disorder is a neurological condition that alters how the brain interprets sound.  It is often misunderstood as a hearing problem; however, individuals with auditory processing disorder typically have normal hearing ability. The difficulty lies not in detecting sounds, but in how the brain processes and makes sense of the information received. At Bridges […]

Have you experienced a burning sensation in your chest causing difficulty having meals? What you might be experiencing is a combination of heartburn and dysphagia. What is dysphagia and heartburn? Dysphagia is a medical term that refers to difficulty in swallowing, which can be caused due to various factors like:  – Neurological conditions – Structural

When we say the words “Dementia” and “Alzheimer’s disease,” it’s simple to believe they’re one and the same. In fact, they’re very related but not the same. Realizing the difference between the two can result in clearer answers, more precise diagnoses, and improved care. The question is Alzheimer’s a type of dementia often arises when

Hearing your child struggle to speak can be upsetting for you as a parent. You might be wondering, “Why does my child stutter?” or “Will they get over it?” These are valid and common questions, and the good news is there is support, and there is hope. At Bridges Speech Center, we specialize in helping

Understanding Voice Nodules and Vocal Clarity in Children   If your child often talks in a hoarse, breathy voice or as if they are forcing their voice, it may be more than just tiredness or throat infection. These could be early signs of vocal pathology. Voice pathologies in children are mainly non-cancerous, pimple-sized or waterfilled

Book An Appointment Understanding Stammering and Its Impact Stammering hinders speech, often making words difficult to express. It’s a condition characterized by disruptions in the smooth flow and rhythm of the speech. But have you ever wondered what stammering really is and how it shapes a person’s experience of speaking?  It’s more than merely a

Book An Appointment Every toddler is unique. Some may start talking in full sentences before their second birthday, while others take their time stringing two words together. But when your child seems noticeably behind in speech and language development, it’s natural that you get worried. The good news is that speech delay is not uncommon,