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Pronouncing a Sound You Can’t Hear
Pronouncing a Sound You Can’t Hear

We often work with people who know that they have trouble with certain sounds, but who say they don’t hear the difference between their version and the “correct” version. How can they learn to say what they can’t even hear? We often work with people who know that they have trouble with certain sounds, but who say they don’t hear the difference between their version and the “correct” version. How can they learn to say what they can’t even hear?

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Liana HewWell Said: Toronto Speech Therapyspeech-language pathologist, speech therapist, speech teacher, adult, speech, speech therapy, communicate, professional, 1-on-1 therapy, treatment, megan smith, articulation, accent modification, accent, sounds, pronounce, listening, sound differences, enunciation, lisping
Making the Most of Your Initial Consultation
Making the Most of Your Initial Consultation

Many of the clients who visit our clinic have never seen a speech-language pathologist before. Take a look here and learn about what to expect.

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Liana HewWell Said: Toronto Speech Therapyspeech-language pathologist, speech therapist, speech teacher, adult, speech, speech therapy, communicate, professional, interacting, professional communication, intake, initial consultation, 1-on-1 therapy, clinic policies, consent, confidentiality, treatment, practice standard, CASLPO, megan smith
The 2019 OSLA Voice Symposium
The 2019 OSLA Voice Symposium

On Friday, June 7th, the Well Said team attended the 2019 Ontario Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologist’s Voice Symposium. Here are some highlights from the conference:

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Liana HewWell Said: Toronto Speech Therapyspeech-language pathologist, speech therapist, speech teacher, adult, speech, speech therapy, communicate, professional, interacting, julie cohn, treatment, practice, healthcare, skills, OSLA, conference, resources, discussion, symposium
Making Your Stutter a Part of Your Personal Brand
Making Your Stutter a Part of Your Personal Brand

Avoidance and struggle are both typical experiences for people who stutter. Leaning in and embracing stuttering can often have surprising and far-reaching effects on their lives.

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Liana HewWell Said: Toronto Speech Therapyspeech-language pathologist, speech therapist, speech teacher, adult, speech, speech therapy, communicate, professional, interacting, professional communication, stuttering, stutter, stammer, stammering, anxiety, nervous, assertiveness, fluency, megan smith
Make a Great First Impression
Make a Great First Impression

Whether you are being introduced to the person of your dreams for the very first time, or you’re sitting in the lobby area nervously waiting to be interviewed for the job you so desperately want to get, we have all been in situations where we know that we need to make an amazing first impression. Here at some tips on getting through those important few seconds.

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Liana HewWell Said: Toronto Speech Therapyspeech-language pathologist, speech therapist, speech teacher, adult, speech, speech therapy, communicate, professional, interacting, first meeting, first date, professional communication, interview, liana hew
The Four Hats of a Speech-Language Pathologist
The Four Hats of a Speech-Language Pathologist

There are different “hats” that a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) must wear to be effective. These hats are skills that we use when working with you as a client, to fully flesh out treatment needs and a plan that is suited specifically to you.

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Liana HewWell Said: Toronto Speech Therapyspeech-language pathologist, speech therapist, speech teacher, adult, speech, speech therapy, communicate, professional, interacting, julie cohn, treatment, practice, healthcare, listening, counselling, roles, skills