From First Sounds to First Words: Let’s Talk About Why Early Intervention Matters with Speech & Language Pathologists

Send us Fan MailDear Listeners,Would you agree that speech, language and hearing are crucial to how we communicate and connect as humans? Would you also agree that it is important to create services and spaces where all members of our community are included?May is "Better Speech & Hearing Month. This observance was founded by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). The aim of Better Speech & Hearing Month is to increase awareness about communication disorders and hearing health and to also acknowledge the work that is being done by professionals in this area. This year the theme is “Connecting Through Communication,” which highlights the role that communication plays in every aspect of life. In addition to celebrating Better Speech & Hearing Month, every May 18th we celebrate National Speech - Language Pathologist (SLP) Month. Bermuda, join me in expressing gratitude to our SLP professionals in Bermuda for all of the work they do in this area.This episode of Bermuda Health-Abets, a podcast where we discuss everything from A to Z on healthy living, is dubbed From First Sounds to First Words: Let’s Talk About Why Early Intervention Matters with Speech & Language Pathologists. #empoweringinformingandmotivating Bermuda residents to live well.Our guests this episode are Anubhooti Nagar and Natosha Rayner, Speech-Language Pathologists from Department of Health. During this captivating episode, our guests talk about the importance of early intervention for speech & language, speech & language developmental milestones. the impact of screen time on speech & language development, what early intervention programs look like, the importance of getting help when developmental challenges are noticed and more. Tune into this episode and learn more about speech-language and early intervention.If you have a question you need answered or a topic you'd like to hear discussed on Bermuda Health-Abets, email [email protected] or call (441) 278-4900. Tune in for more episodes of Bermuda Health-Abets here on Facebook or on the Department of Health's YouTube channel.Thank you for listening!Empowering, Informing  and Motivating Bermuda Residents to Live Well