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Diet Levels and the Need for Standardization

Diet Levels and the Need for Standardization

melissa n., M.A., CCC-SLP

One of the things that I have found difficult, as a

Diet Levels and the Need for Standardization

Speech Language Pathology

Diet Levels and the Need for Standardization melissa n., M.A., CCC-SLP One of the things that I have found difficult, as a

Relationships with CNAs

How to Build Relationships with the Certified Nurse’s Aides and Why It’s So Important

-Melissa N., M.A., CCC-SLP

Recently it was brought

Relationships with CNAs

Speech Language Pathology

How to Build Relationships with the Certified Nurse’s Aides and Why It’s So Important -Melissa N., M.A., CCC-SLP Recently it was brought

Cognitive Effects of Cushing’s Disease

 

Bringing Awareness to the Cognitive Effects of Cushing’s Disease   by Melissa neve, M.A., CCC-SLP

While perusing Facebook before work one morning,I read a post from a close friend. She posted a link (Cognitive decline in patients with Cushing's syndrome) entitled “Cognitive Decline in Patients with Cushing’s Syndrome.” Her commentary read, “What I want to know is why….? And can it be reversed…? It’s okay at home and sometimes even comical…. but not so much elsewhere. He understands and the kids think it is funny when I can’t think of what the “refrigerator” is called or I… just stop talking in the middle of a sentence because I plum forgot what I was JUST talking about and say “UM” repeatedly. Or twist my words into something completely different like “fart smones” (*smart phones*). I get extremely annoyed that I can’t remember how to spell things, too!! So, if I don’t remember that conversation we had 2 days, a week, a month ago, or the fact that I even talked to you, this is why!” I commented that I’d be calling her later, realizing that I had a wealth of material for her to read, as well as worksheets and ideas for tasks to target memory and other areas of cognition.

Cognitive Effects of Cushing’s Disease

Speech Language Pathology

Bringing Awareness to the Cognitive Effects of Cushing’s Disease by Melissa neve, M.A., CCC-SLP While perusing Facebook before work one morning,I read a post from a close friend. She posted a link (Cognitive decline in patients with Cushing's syndrome) entitled “Cognitive Decline in Patients with Cushing’s Syndrome.” Her commentary read, “What I want to know is why….? And can it be reversed…? It’s okay at home and sometimes even comical…. but not so much elsewhere. He understands and the kids think it is funny when I can’t think of what the “refrigerator” is called or I… just stop talking in the middle of a sentence because I plum forgot what I was JUST talking about and say “UM” repeatedly. Or twist my words into something completely different like “fart smones” (*smart phones*). I get extremely annoyed that I can’t remember how to spell things, too!! So, if I don’t remember that conversation we had 2 days, a week, a month ago, or the fact that I even talked to you, this is why!” I commented that I’d befalse

Making a Social Shift

Making a Social Shift by melissa n., M.A., CCC-SLP

After thirteen years in the field of Speech Pathology which include experiences

Making a Social Shift

Speech Language Pathology

Making a Social Shift by melissa n., M.A., CCC-SLP After thirteen years in the field of Speech Pathology which include experiences

Dementia

SOMEWHERE OUT THERE

Somewhere out there, there is someone who needs:
A touch of your hand.
A smile.

Dementia

Speech Language Pathology

SOMEWHERE OUT THERE Somewhere out there, there is someone who needs: A touch of your hand. A smile.