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Can I ever go back to work after a brain injury such as a stroke or a TBI?

Going Back to Work After a Brain Injury A Guide for Patients, Families, Employers, and Friends If you or someone you love has had a brain injury , like a stroke or TBI , you may be wondering: “Will I or they be able to work again?” As a speech-language pathologist (SLP), I hear this question frequently. The answer is not the same for everyone, but here is the hopeful truth: 👉 Many people can return to work after a brain injury. 👉 It may take time. 👉 It may look different

Vicki Chia Hui Lin, M.S., CCC-SLP

Jan 135 min read

That Sneaky R Sound: An SLP’s Guide to Helping Your Child Find Their ‘R-Voice’

If your child struggles to say the /r/ sound, welcome—you’ve joined a very large, very relatable club. As a pediatric speech-language pathologist, I often joke that the /r/ sound is the final boss of articulation. It wiggles. It curls. It refuses to sit still. It has roughly 74 versions (okay, technically eight, but still). And yes, it can cause a lot of understandable worry. Children (and even adults!) can have a tough time with /r/, whether it’s part of a broader speech so

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Vicki Chia Hui Lin, M.S., CCC-SLP

Nov 14, 20254 min read

What is Life Participation Approach?

What is a Life Participation Approach in Speech Language Therapy After a Stroke, Brain Injury, or a diagnosis of a neurological disorder? By a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Who Still Can’t Keep a Houseplant Alive but Knows a Thing or Two About Communication Recovery Let’s be real: recovering from a stroke or brain injury is no walk in the park. It can feel more like a hike up a mountain—with a backpack full of bricks, in flip flops. And if you or your loved one is facing

Vicki Chia Hui Lin, M.S., CCC-SLP

Oct 15, 20254 min read