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My friend, my confidante, my teacher, my son’s hero, my hero In the summer of 1998, I went to my orientation seminar at the University of Connecticut. I was sitting...
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P.i.N.C.H. Therapy
Speech is an important part of communication. To be effective, speech needs to be intelligible. One of the factors that can impair intelligibility is
