by livewellspeechtherapy.com | Dec 23, 2025 | Speech and Voice, Swallowing (Dysphagia)
As a speech therapist who provides treatment for tongue thrust and oral posture, I don’t just listen to what people say—I watch how their bodies behave at rest. While watching a documentary featuring Sean Combs, (among all the other much more disturbing themes) one...
by livewellspeechtherapy.com | Dec 21, 2025 | Blog, Cognition, Speech and Voice
Those who know me well know I love to watch documentaries. As a speech therapist, I watch documentaries through a different lens. While most viewers focus on performance, leadership, and grit, I pay close attention to how brain injury, cognition, and communication...
by livewellspeechtherapy.com | Dec 20, 2025 | Cognition, Speech and Voice
I love watching documentaries. As a speech therapist, I can’t help but watch documentaries through a different lens. While most viewers focus on performance, leadership, and grit, I pay close attention to how brain injury, cognition, and communication are...
by livewellspeechtherapy.com | Dec 19, 2025 | Speech and Voice
Why Savannah Needs Time Off Work to Heal Her Voice Nodules and Polyp As a voice therapist and owner of Live Well Speech Therapy in Provo, Utah, I work with professionals whose careers depend on their voices—teachers, professors, healthcare workers, sales...
by livewellspeechtherapy.com | Dec 4, 2025 | Cognition
This picture popped up in my Facebook memories and it reminded me again how significant the training in audiology was for my career. To be honest, don’t test me on any of the audiology material today, but the foundations have stayed with me! And technology just...
