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Amy Wagner

Amy Wagner is a speech-language pathology assistant working in Atlanta, Georgia. She has worked in communication disorders for 24 years, splitting her schedule between elementary classrooms and an outpatient rehabilitation clinic. Wagner completed an undergraduate degree in communication sciences and disorders, supporting licensed clinicians by leading articulation practice and structured vocal exercises for children and adults.

Who Uses AAC Devices and What Conditions Benefit?
How to Target Assimilation in Speech Therapy
How to Get an AAC Device: Evaluation to Approval
What Is Voice Therapy: How It Works and Who It Helps
What Questions Should You Ask in Speech Therapy?
How Questions Speech Therapy: Development & Practice
How to Do Speech Therapy at Home With Your Child
Is Speech Therapy Worth It? Evaluating the Long-Term Value
Can You Fix a Lisp? The Speech Therapy Process
How to Give Speech Therapy at Home
How to Fix a Lisp: Methods Used in Speech Therapy
When Is Speech Therapy Needed? Signs and Conditions
What Is Speech Therapy and How Does It Work?
What Is Auditory Verbal Therapy and How Does It Work?
How to Teach Answering Why Questions in Speech Therapy
What Is ST Therapy? The Scope of Speech-Language Pathology
How to Do Speech Therapy at Home
How to Teach Speech Therapy: Methods and Approaches
What Is Articulation Therapy and How Does It Work?
Does Speech Therapy Help With Swallowing?
What Is Resonant Voice Therapy and How Does It Work?
When to Start Bell’s Palsy Exercises for Recovery
What Is Aural Rehabilitation for Hearing Loss?
When Is Speech Therapy Needed? Signs to Look For
What Is Myofunctional Therapy and How Does It Work?
What Is Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy?
Can a Lisp Be Corrected With Speech Therapy?
What Is Gliding Speech Therapy and How Does It Work?
What Is Total Communication in Speech Therapy?
What Is an Approximation in Speech Therapy?