S3e8; ADHD and Speech and Language Therapy with Lenora Edwards, SLP

This week we're pleased to welcome back Lenora Edwards, SLP to discuss the role of speech therapy and speech and language skills in conjunction with ADHD. What most people don't know is that speech therapists work "from the neck up" and that includes a variety of sequencing and working memory that is involved with being differently wired (neurodivergent). Lenora discusses the role of SLP in supporting individuals with ADHD and a guide found on www.ASHA.org for parents who are wondering "How do I know if we should seek some speech and language therapy?" plus skills to use at home. Our favorite part about Better Speech is the accessibility. They offer 15-minute free consultations for questions, do virtual sessions, and are international. If it has been hard for you to access or qualify for speech services, this is the resource for you. You can find Lenora and many other licensed providers at www.betterspeech.org.

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