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I am very keen in formulating and implementing quality policy suitable to my organisation which Includes a commitment to requirements and continual improvement of my students....more
I am very keen in formulating and implementing quality policy suitable to my organisation which Includes a commitment to requirements and continual improvement of my students.
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Our multidisciplinary approach with a dedicated team consisting speech therapist , occupational therapists , pediatric physio therapists, psychologists,and special educators helps our children to develop the required skills for inclusion in main stream society.
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Bachelor of Audiology & Speech Language Pathology (B.A.S.L.P) - M.V. Shetty college of speech & hearing - 1998
English
Tamil
Malayalam
Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI)
CRR NO.A06114
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The third stage of male puberty occurs around age 13 or 14, but frequently as early as 11 or late as 16. Pubic hair begins to grow darker and fuller, and the penis now begins to grow in length. The testicles continue growing, erections become commonplace and the boy gains in height at a rate of over 3 inches (7.6 centimeters) a year. The voice may begin "breaking" or "cracking." This is when the boy's voice suddenly and uncontrollably changes pitch mid-word or sentence, due to the growth of the larynx and the lengthening of the vocal cords.
Stage four of male puberty commonly takes place when a boy is around 14 or 15 years old. Hair begins showing up in the armpits and on the face, and pubic hair begins to grow coarse. The boy's voice will even out and become deeper. The stage-four boy can use this deeper voice to yell forcefully at the mirror when he sees his new acne, due to his ever-more-oily skin. He begins to grow taller and even faster, at about 4 inches (10.2 centimeters) a year. The penis now grows thicker and continues to lengthen.
Dear Lybrate user. Practice makes things perfect. Pronunciation is typical in the case of young children. Every child should not be measured with the same measurement. Let the child take her time to learn the pronunciation. You may approach any speech therapist in the meantime if it is required. Take care.
Lybrate-user, males have low pitch voice. So when ever you try to speak at high pitch the voice may break or you may feel uncomfortable. As the habitual pitch of voice is being changed you feel such problem. If you are a professional voice user then you have to work on this area. Untill unless its absolutely fine.
Birth–3 months
- Makes pleasure sounds (cooing)
- Cries differently for different needs
- Smiles when sees you
4–6 months
- Babbling sounds more speech-like with many different sounds.
- Chuckles and laughs
- Vocalizes excitement and displeasure
- Makes gurgling sounds
7 months–1 year
- Babbling has both long and short groups of sounds such as" tata upup bibibibi"
- Uses speech or noncrying sounds to get and keep attention
- Uses gestures to communicate (waving, holding arms to be picked up)
- Imitates different speech sounds
- Has one or two words (papa, dada, mama) around first birthday, although sounds may not be clear
1-2 years
- Says more words every month.
- Uses some one- or two- word questions (" where mama" go bye-bye" what's that").
- Puts two words together (" more dudu" no juice" mommy come").
- Uses many different consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
Nothing is particular cause for stammering, you consult doctor to get medicine but also consult the speech therapist and evaluate your stammering then take continues speech therapy, slow your rate of speech whenever you talking someone, take a small breath to start the words, practice the relaxation and breathing exercises at home. Less your nervousness and freely mixed with your friend but you must take speech therapy, after speech therapy it will be curable.
Please get a ultrasound scan of the thyroid and a radioactive scan after that to identify a cold or hot nodule. Then you might require surgery with biopsy of the nodule. Meet a general surgeon for further procedure and management.
Please have speech therapy and regular practice at home
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Does he makes sounds? babbles speaks monosyllables like mama papa dada? if yes then there is mild delay in speech. If not get his hearing assessment done.
You need to build up your self confidence with the help of a speech therapist and also take tablet nervup-od once a day for three months