Speech and Hearing Matters

Speech and Hearing Matters Speech and hearing matters (SHM) is an online platform that is developed and operated by the students of ASLP department from Bangladesh.

The motto of this page is to raise public awareness about the conditions related to "hearing" and "speaking".

29/05/2025

A dedicated speech therapist engages a young child with autism in a focused speech therapy session, using visual cues to support language development in a calm, supportive therapy room.

04/05/2025

Every child deserves a voice. Early therapeutic management for special children and cochlear implant users empowers them to listen, speak, and thrive. Let's raise awareness and support their journey!

Done with our first CI Rehabilitation course (Short & Basic) with these amazing people. Thank you for your valuable time...
01/05/2025

Done with our first CI Rehabilitation course (Short & Basic) with these amazing people. Thank you for your valuable time. See you next time. And i hope you will serve the people who need rehabilitation properly. Best of luck❤️

Israq Prithil, Audiologist & Speech-Language Pathologist, in collaboration with Speech and Hearing Matters, presents a s...
29/04/2025

Israq Prithil, Audiologist & Speech-Language Pathologist, in collaboration with Speech and Hearing Matters, presents a specialized short course designed to enhance rehabilitation strategies for cochlear implant recipients. This initiative aims to equip professionals and empower parents with evidence-based tools and practical insights, ensuring optimal auditory and speech outcomes for children with cochlear implants.

Why AVT is Essential for Cochlear Implant Users – It's More Than Just Hearing and Speaking.......Cochlear implants are l...
17/04/2025

Why AVT is Essential for Cochlear Implant Users – It's More Than Just Hearing and Speaking.......

Cochlear implants are life-changing. But did you know that the true success of a cochlear implant doesn't just depend on the surgery? It depends heavily on what follows — Auditory Verbal Therapy (AVT).

As an audiologist and speech-language pathologist, I’ve seen firsthand how AVT plays a transformative role in helping individuals, especially children, make the most of their hearing devices.

🔊 Here’s why AVT is crucial:

Bridges the Gap Between Sound and Meaning

AVT helps cochlear implant users interpret and make sense of the sounds they hear — which is critical for speech and language development.

Enables Natural Communication

The goal is not just to hear, but to listen and communicate. AVT supports listening-based learning in a natural environment, empowering children to communicate confidently.

Promotes Holistic Development

Beyond auditory and speech skills, AVT positively impacts cognitive, emotional, social, and academic growth. It supports a smoother integration into mainstream education and society.

Improves Quality of Life

With consistent AVT, cochlear implant users can lead more independent, connected, and fulfilling lives — breaking barriers and creating new possibilities.

👉 If you're a parent, professional, or educator working with cochlear implant users, let’s talk more about how AVT can change the game.

💬 Let me know your thoughts or experiences with AVT. And if you're passionate about hearing healthcare, follow or connect — I regularly share insights on cochlear implants, speech-language development, and auditory training.





















02/04/2025

💙 **Embrace Neurodiversity, Empower Inclusion!** 💙

On ** 2025**, let's celebrate the strengths of individuals with autism, promote acceptance, and advocate for a more inclusive world. Together, we can break barriers and build a society where everyone thrives! ♾️✨

Today, February 25th, we celebrate World Cochlear Implant Day! This special day highlights the life-changing impact of c...
25/02/2025

Today, February 25th, we celebrate World Cochlear Implant Day! This special day highlights the life-changing impact of cochlear implants for individuals with severe hearing loss.

🔊 A cochlear implant is an innovative medical device that restores hearing for those who cannot benefit from conventional hearing aids. It not only enables people to hear but also empowers them to engage in education, employment, and social interactions.

🌍 Millions of people worldwide have regained their ability to hear through this technology. However, many still lack awareness or access to this life-transforming solution.

🤝 Let’s raise awareness, support accessibility, and work towards a more inclusive society for individuals with hearing loss!

Cochlear implants are electronic devices that reduce hearing loss. They don’t restore hearing. Instead, they improve you...
25/01/2025

Cochlear implants are electronic devices that reduce hearing loss. They don’t restore hearing. Instead, they improve your ability to understand speech and hear more sounds. Most people who receive cochlear implants benefit by having audiologic therapy that helps them relearn how to hear.Studies suggest there are many people who could benefit from having a cochlear implant, but only 2% of those people have implants. You don’t have to have complete hearing loss to benefit from having a cochlear implant.Cochlear implants have revolutionized the lives of many, providing a gateway to sound and enabling better communication. Dispelling myths and understanding facts can help potential candidates make informed decisions about this life-changing technology.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/4806-cochlear-implants
https://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/cochlear-implants

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Md Jamil, Md Hasan, Marufa Taslim
15/10/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Md Jamil, Md Hasan, Marufa Taslim

A speech-language pathologist (SLP) helps children with communication and swallowing difficulties. SLPs can work on the ...
18/05/2024

A speech-language pathologist (SLP) helps children with communication and swallowing difficulties. SLPs can work on the following skills:
Speech Sounds:
SLPs work with kids with articulation or phonological disorders who have difficulty saying speech sounds.
Language:
Language skills are important for oral and written communication. SLPs can help children improve their expressive language (the ability to express themselves) and receptive language (the ability to understand spoken language and directions).
Stuttering :
SLPs teach strategies to stutterers to help them manage their stuttering and feel less anxious when speaking.
Social Communication :
Social communication skills are important for making and maintaining friendships. SLPS help improve a child's social skills by targeting turn taking, joint attention, and perspective taking. Speech-language pathologists can also help children play appropriately with others.
Voice and Swallowing :
SLPs help improve a child's voice quality, pitch, or loudness. These children might sound too high-pitched, hoarse or loud. Feeding or swallowing difficulties are also called dysphagia. SLPs help children with dysphagia improve their ability to swallow or chew food. Speech pathologists also work with babies and infants who have difficulty sucking milk from a bottle or from their mother.

Happy Speech-Language Pathologist day 2024.

World Voice Day is an annual event celebrated on April 16th that highlights the importance of the voice in our daily liv...
16/04/2024

World Voice Day is an annual event celebrated on April 16th that highlights the importance of the voice in our daily lives and raises awareness about vocal health and the prevention of voice disorders. It's a day to recognize the significance of the voice as a means of communication, expression, and connection with others. Various events and activities are organized around the world on this day, including seminars, workshops, concerts, and free voice screenings, to promote vocal health and educate people about the proper care of their voices.
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April is Parkinson's Disease Awareness Month. It's a time dedicated to raising awareness about Parkinson's disease, educ...
07/04/2024

April is Parkinson's Disease Awareness Month. It's a time dedicated to raising awareness about Parkinson's disease, educating people about its symptoms, treatments, and supporting ongoing research efforts to find a cure. If you have any questions or want to know more about Parkinson's disease, feel free to ask!
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