Bayou Chateau Success Story: Mr. McVea
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Colonial Nursing Home Success Story: Mr. Harold
After falling ill with pneumonia, Mr. Harold came to Colonial Nursing Home to start him on the road to recovery. When our therapy team first saw him he was receiving all nutritional intake via tube feedings, and unable to roll from side to side or sit up without max assistance. “Mr. Harold’s goal was to
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Princeton Place Success Story: Mr. James
Mr. James came to Princeton Place Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center after demonstrating functional decline from an old stroke. His goals upon entering therapy were to regain strength and coordination for independent living including cooking meals, completing laundry, self-care tasks and community involvement. “Mr. James quickly started improving due to his willingness to work hard.
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Employee Spotlight: Brittany F., M.A. CCC-SLP
“It is an extremely precious gift to be able to express oneself. I am not sure there was one moment I can recall having a revelation about this career choice. However, after working with people who have Parkinson’s disease, hearing loss, ALS, TBI, stroke, autism, laryngectomy patients, etc., my experience has only confirmed my career
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June Is National Aphasia Awareness Month
In recognition of National Aphasia Awareness Month, Therapy Center would like to share important information regarding aphasia and communicating with those impacted by aphasia. WHAT IS APHASIA? Aphasia is an acquired communication disorder that impairs a person’s ability to process language, but does not affect intelligence. It impairs the ability to speak and understand others,
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Speech Therapy’s Role in Medication Management
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month known to us as Speech Therapy Month! Speech language pathologists, or speech therapists, work within the full range of communication to evaluate and diagnose speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders and treat such disorders in individuals of all ages. The SLPs within Therapy Center work in many clinical settings,
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Family Fun Open House Success
On Saturday, August 6th, Therapy Center in Carencro partnered with the Carencro Farmers Market and Cajun Flea Market for the grand opening of our new clinic. Along with tours of the new clinic space, Carencro Catholic cheerleaders joined us to provide face painting. Balloon artist Rick Hessler, along with Kona Ice of Carencro, The
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The Journey to Becoming a Speech Language Pathologist
In celebration of Better Hearing and Speech Month, we like to recognize our own team members. While each one of them are unique in their passions, they all make Therapy Center a place we are proud of. Family History Looking back, I have had many positive influences in my life. My mother was a Surgical
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Speech Language Pathology – 42 Million Americans Impacted
In celebration of Better Speech and Hearing Month, our goal is to bring knowledge and awareness of a profession that impacts so many, yet is often misunderstood. We asked Lauren Carter, SLP in Home Health and our Jennings Clinic, for information on the type of disorders commonly treated in speech therapy. “One in 6 (42
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