Use these resources to expand your knowledge of speech pathology services at Duke.

• Accent Modification
  The goal of accent modification is to help individuals with mild or strong accents, native speakers with regional dialects, or those in need of general speech improvement to develop clear pronunciation of English.
• Frequently Asked Questions about Assistive Technology
  Get answers to frequently asked questions about assistive technology for communication disorders.
• Stuttering Program
  Stuttering is a communication disorder that involves abnormal fluencies in speech, as well as behavioral and emotional reactions.
• Understanding Language in a Social Setting
  People with autism often have difficulty understanding language in social situations. Our speech-lanugage pathologists offer services to decrease this difficulty.
• Using Visual Cues to Improve Communication
  Children who are having difficulties communicating often find visual cues beneficial to help them understand and deliver messages. Learn about visual supports used by Duke Speech and Audiology.

Traumatic Brain Injury

• Traumatic Brain Injury
  Learn the causes and complications of traumatic brain injury (TBI).
• Family Guide to the Rancho Scale
  Learn about the Rancho Scale and see how you can help your loved one progress through traumatic brain injury rehabilitation.
• Changes at Home to Help the Person with Traumatic Brain Injury
  Learn how to change your surroundings at home to help the person with traumatic brain injury function safely.
• Traumatic Brain Injury Frequently Asked Questions
  Find the answers to commonly asked questions regarding rehabilitation and the resources available for caring for a person with traumatic brain injury (TBI).
• Caring for the Caregiver of a Person with Traumatic Brain Injury
  Caregivers of patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) are often under a large amount of stress and pressure related to supporting and caring for another person. Learn valuable information on coping with and caring for a person with TBI.
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