Guest guest Posted July 28, 2010 Report Share Posted July 28, 2010 You can also try support contacts in your area- here are some in PA and NJ...there is an active support group right in your area -I have all the emails below. Children's Apraxia Network of PA (Philadelphia, PA and surrounding area) Contact: Phone: (610) 725-8815 Email: wenobrooks@... or Contact: Lia Gorman Phone: (610) 296-2330 Email: jimliagorman@... or Contact: Helene Teufel Phone: (215) 579-6268 Email: hteufel@... Meets: Monthly throughout school year at Kencrest Plymouth Meeting Office, Suite 200 at Plymouth Meeting Mall Office Building Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania. Support Contacts*: Contact: Barbara Eckert Tionesta/Clarion, Pennsylvania E-Mail: borjeckert@... Contact:Melonie Mackey Greensburg, PA Phone: (724) 837-9303 E-mail: vondreele@... Website: http://www.geocities.com/vondreele/hlthmed.html (I'm only putting this one from Jersey because the rest are probably too far north) Contact: Jodi Schechtman MA-CCC-SLP Speech Language Pathologist Director of Interactive Kids Marlton, New Jersey E-Mail: jodispeech@... Website: www.interactivekidsllc.com Phone: (856) 810-2555 Afterschool Program*: Contact: Troia-Slutzky-SLP Speech Language Pathologist Afterschool Social Skills Program for children with high functioning Autism, Asperger's and other social interaction issues. Bergen County New Jersey E-mail: cathy@... Website: www.voicesnow.org Phone: (201) 446 -4744 Note: We are holding two open house/ information nights on August 23 and 24 2006 to let parents know what we are about and how our program will run. (Anyone interested please call or visit our website.) ===== Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 28, 2010 Report Share Posted July 28, 2010 Thanks a bunch I will put those contacts to good use. I met a man today whos son didn't talk until six so iam at ease now. Sent from my Palm Pixi on AT & amp;T On Jul 28, 2010 11:04 AM, kiddietalk & lt;kiddietalk@... You can also try support contacts in your area- here are some in PA and NJ...there is an active support group right in your area -I have all the emails below. Children's Apraxia Network of PA (Philadelphia, PA and surrounding area) Contact: Phone: (610) 725-8815 Email: wenobrooks@... or Contact: Lia Gorman Phone: (610) 296-2330 Email: jimliagorman@... or Contact: Helene Teufel Phone: (215) 579-6268 Email: hteufel@... Meets: Monthly throughout school year at Kencrest Plymouth Meeting Office, Suite 200 at Plymouth Meeting Mall Office Building Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania. Support Contacts*: Contact: Barbara Eckert Tionesta/Clarion, Pennsylvania E-Mail: borjeckert@... Contact:Melonie Mackey Greensburg, PA Phone: (724) 837-9303 E-mail: vondreele@... Website: http://www.geocities.com/vondreele/hlthmed.html (I'm only putting this one from Jersey because the rest are probably too far north) Contact: Jodi Schechtman MA-CCC-SLP Speech Language Pathologist Director of Interactive Kids Marlton, New Jersey E-Mail: jodispeech@... Website: www.interactivekidsllc.com Phone: (856) 810-2555 Afterschool Program*: Contact: Troia-Slutzky-SLP Speech Language Pathologist Afterschool Social Skills Program for children with high functioning Autism, Asperger's and other social interaction issues. Bergen County New Jersey E-mail: cathy@... Website: www.voicesnow.org Phone: (201) 446 -4744 Note: We are holding two open house/ information nights on August 23 and 24 2006 to let parents know what we are about and how our program will run. (Anyone interested please call or visit our website.) ===== Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 28, 2010 Report Share Posted July 28, 2010 We just came back from another evaluation and it looks like my insurance is going to pay for 1 hour long session per week! She gave my son a diagnosis of Aphasia. Is that the same as Apraxia? I looked it up a little but I found some site where it says they are pretty much the same and some sites that say they are very different. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 28, 2010 Report Share Posted July 28, 2010 No apraxia is different. No to my knowledge aphasia is a voice disorder while apraxia is a neurological disorder. Sent from my Palm Pixi on AT & amp;T On Jul 28, 2010 7:22 PM, janel sparks & lt;janel138@... & gt; wrote: & nbsp; We just came back from another evaluation and it looks like my insurance is going to pay for 1 hour long session per week! & nbsp; She gave my son a diagnosis of Aphasia. & nbsp; Is that the same as Apraxia? & nbsp; I looked it up a little but I found some site where it says they are pretty much the same and some sites that say they are very different. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2010 Report Share Posted July 29, 2010 We consult with a fabulous SLP who specializes in apraxia. She is located in Swathmore, not too far from Philadelphia. Her name is Sue Caspari - email is scaspari@... > > > I sent a tweet on the apraxia twitter network pertatining to this as well as the apraxia camp no response I'm praying someone will respond to this my five yr old Adam has severe apraxia and spd. I can't find anyone that gives me the hope he will have a voice someday. Fed up with hearing hell never talk. Please help me I feel hopeless as a mom to help my child. Thank you God Bless > Sent from my Palm Pixi on AT & amp;T > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2010 Report Share Posted July 29, 2010 Thank you so much I've received alot of therapists responses however they are all too far or too much! I will email her right away. Sent from my Palm Pixi on AT & amp;T On Jul 29, 2010 11:41 AM, & lt;michelleleone@... & gt; wrote: & nbsp; We consult with a fabulous SLP who specializes in apraxia. She is located in Swathmore, not too far from Philadelphia. Her name is Sue Caspari - email is scaspari@... & gt; & gt; & gt; I sent a tweet on the apraxia twitter network pertatining to this as well as the apraxia camp no response I'm praying someone will respond to this my five yr old Adam has severe apraxia and spd. I can't find anyone that gives me the hope he will have a voice someday. Fed up with hearing hell never talk. Please help me I feel hopeless as a mom to help my child. Thank you God Bless & gt; Sent from my Palm Pixi on AT & amp;amp;T & gt; & gt; & gt; & gt; Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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