iPads Working Wonders for Kids with Autism
Kids are always stealing their parents’ iPads to play Angry Birds and watch videos. But as it turns out, there’s more benefit to this practice than just a boost in hand-eye coordination–especially when it comes to autistic children. According to new research by Vanderbilt Peabody College’s Ann Kaiser and funded by Autism Speaks, children with autism can…
April is Autism Awareness Month!
Since the 1970s, National Autism Awareness Month has been celebrated each April in order to bring awareness and involvement for autism to the forefront. Some of the exciting ways awareness is raised each April is through Presidential and Congressional declarations, online events and activities, and local gatherings and events within the community. Ways you can help on a…
Happy “Absolutely Incredible Kid Day!”
Please take a moment today to think of the children in your life who are absolutely incredible! Today, March 20th, is the 18th annual Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. The celebration was started by Camp Fire USA with the goal of getting people in the community involved in letting kids see just how remarkable they are…
Voice Disorders: Part 3
This is the third article in a three-part series on voice disorders. The last step for a person with a voice disorder is treatment. A variety of voice disorders are treated by an SLP (ASHA, 2005). The ultimate goal of a voice program is for the person to obtain improved vocal quality long-term, with little…
ESHC New Video
Watch our new video highlighting our 35 year history and patient care philosophy!
Voice Disorders: Part 2
This is the second article in a three-part series on voice disorders. A person with a voice disorder may begin by noticing that their voice feels tired or that their voice just isn’t the same as it used to be. Singers may find that they are unable to reach the high notes of their range….
Voice Disorders: Part 1
This is the first article in a three-part series on voice disorders. One of the most common questions an adult hears is, “What do you do?” When I answer, “I’m a speech-language pathologist.”, most people pause for a second, then respond with one of two answers: “Oh, so you work on /r/.” or, “Oh, like…
ESHC Turns 35
In 1979, the Sony Walkman was released, the Supersonics won the NBA championship, and Evergreen Speech and Hearing Clinic opened its doors for the first time. “I can’t believe it’s been 35 years since I started Evergreen Speech and Hearing Clinic…” says founder Dr. Thomas Norwood, AU.D. Evergreen Speech and Hearing now spans three clinic…
Merry Christmas – Office Closed on Dec 25th
We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Holiday Season! Our office locations will be closing at 3:30pm on December 24th and closed all day on December 25th. We will have normal hours starting on December 26th. We will also be closed on January 1st for the New Year’s Day Holiday. Wishing you a wonderful…
Great Job Speech Team!
The ESHC Speech team set a goal to help over 45 patients reach their speech goals and graduate. Through dedication, creating open dialogue and collaboration with each other, patients, families, primary care physicians and other specialists the team proudly surpassed their goal. Thank you Speech Team for your amazing accomplishment and the positive impact you have…