Neurologopedia
Articles on speech and function disorders of neurological origin.
AAC in practice: how to introduce supported communication for a child who is not speaking yet
AAC does not replace speech. It helps a child express needs before spoken words are fully available. Learn when to consider it and how step-by-step implementation works.
Author: mgr Edyta Bykowska
When a child is not speaking yet: how AAC supports communication
AAC helps children express needs, emotions, and choices before speech emerges or while it is still developing. See what a practical AAC plan looks like for families.
Author: mgr Julia Danilkiewicz
Electrostimulation and taping in speech therapy: when they help
Electrostimulation and taping can support oral-motor work when integrated with active therapy. Qualification, safety, and realistic goals are key.
Author: mgr Edyta Bykowska
Neurologopedic speech therapy in Gdańsk: communication support after stroke
Neurologopedic therapy helps patients improve communication and swallowing safety after stroke and in other neurological conditions. See how assessment and treatment planning work in practice.
Author: mgr Edyta Bykowska
Delayed speech development: when should you see a pediatric speech therapist in Gdańsk?
Delayed speech development is an early signal to assess communication profile and plan support. See when consultation helps families move forward with clarity.
Author: mgr Edyta Bykowska