In this episode of TOC Talks, Andrew Kistner, the marketing director of The Oxford Center, interviews Sarah Livesey, a speech-language pathologist who also works at The Oxford Center. They discuss how speech therapy is more than about talking, but also a way of helping adults and children to improve their cognitive functions, such as memory, attention, reasoning, and problem-solving. Sarah shares some of the techniques and strategies she uses with her clients to help them relearn and retain information, communicate effectively, and perform daily tasks. She also explains how speech therapy can enhance the quality of life and well-being of adults with brain injuries. Tune in to this informative and inspiring conversation to learn more about the benefits of speech therapy for adults and children. Call 248-486-3636 to book your appointment today! Want to listen to TOC Talks without the video? Subscribe to TOC Talks on your favorite Audio or Podcast platform! Want to watch all of our episodes? Check out our YouTube Playlist! Want to stay connected and up to date on what is happening at The Oxford Center? Make sure to follow our Socials! https://linktr.ee/TheOxfordCenter #toctalks #speechtherapy #tbi
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