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Home » Blog » Sounds Can Help Autistic Children Develop Speech – The Hearing Review – May 2016

Sounds Can Help Autistic Children Develop Speech – The Hearing Review – May 2016

Posted on March 27, 2017 by Scott Kay

Children with autism or other similar disorders are able to develop speech, gestures and a sense of rhythm when exposed to various speech sounds according to linguistic researchers from the University of Gothenburg (Sweden).

Sounds Can Help Autistic Children Develop Speech – The Hearing Review – May 2016

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