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In this episode of all about kids, Zach talks with Faye Miah, a speech-language pathologist whose path to helping kids is both unusual and inspiring. A native of Vietnam, she was first exposed to the world of speech rehabilitation through annual visits to her hometown by Operation Smile, an international nonprofit that provides a range of surgeries and complimentary services for people in developing countries with cleft palate and other orthodontic challenges. She saw first-hand the impacts of enabling communication, which set her on a course to acquire her specialty. Since graduating from Washington State University, she has not only evolved as a speech therapist, she has also developed unique digital materials to support her work remotely. Zach and Faye discuss her pediatric practice, the transformational impacts of her experience working with adult head and neck cancer patients, tools and tips to help both practitioners and parents adapt to pandemic challenges. This is a woman with smarts, heart, and a fascinating story.

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In this episode of all about kids, Zach talks with Faye Miah, a speech-language pathologist whose path to helping kids is both unusual and inspiring. A native of Vietnam, she was first exposed to the world of speech rehabilitation through annual visits to her hometown by Operation Smile, an international nonprofit that provides a range of surgeries and complimentary services for people in developing countries with cleft palate and other orthodontic challenges. She saw first-hand the impacts of enabling communication, which set her on a course to acquire her specialty. Since graduating from Washington State University, she has not only evolved as a speech therapist, she has also developed unique digital materials to support her work remotely. Zach and Faye discuss her pediatric practice, the transformational impacts of her experience working with adult head and neck cancer patients, tools and tips to help both practitioners and parents adapt to pandemic challenges.

Faye miah

In this episode of all about kids, Zach talks with Faye Miah, a speech-language pathologist whose path to helping kids is both unusual and inspiring. A native of Vietnam, she was first exposed to the world of speech rehabilitation through annual visits to her hometown by Operation Smile, an international nonprofit that provides a range of surgeries and complimentary services for people in developing countries with cleft palate and other orthodontic challenges. She saw first-hand the impacts of enabling communication, which set her on a course to acquire her specialty. Since graduating from Washington State University, she has not only evolved as a speech therapist, she has also developed unique digital materials to support her work remotely. Zach and Faye discuss her pediatric practice, the transformational impacts of her experience working with adult head and neck cancer patients, tools and tips to help both practitioners and parents adapt to pandemic challenges. This is a woman with smarts, heart, and a fascinating story.

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Use tags to describe a product e. It could be in any language or even in a non-verbal mode on a computer. View all Faye Miah lists. She saw first-hand the impacts of enabling communication, which set her on a course to acquire her specialty. I wanted to be able to see that I could do my job well. So that is one of the biggest misunderstandings. Zach and Faye discuss her pediatric practice, the transformational impacts of her experience working with adult head and neck cancer patients, tools and tips to help both practitioners and parents adapt to pandemic challenges. And during the sessions, I would observe a lot of people who are healthy, young adults like myself. Enable Javascript. Not just the understanding part, but also the ability to express it. As a child, she was inspired to pursue her professional path by visits from volunteers with Operation Smile , who came to perform surgery and related support services for children with cleft palates and other orthodontic challenges. How are you going to teach English to the little kids? Edit page. But once the connection has been made, the work is going to be so much easier and the child is going to improve much, much faster.

Currently, Faye Miah is 28 years, 10 months and 6 days old.

Faye Miah. But once the connection has been made, the work is going to be so much easier and the child is going to improve much, much faster. Darknight posted 8 images [View All] 4 months, 1 week ago. As a child, she was inspired to pursue her professional path by visits from volunteers with Operation Smile , who came to perform surgery and related support services for children with cleft palates and other orthodontic challenges. Darknight posted 3 images [View All] 6 months ago. And things just happen. Since the child is in the home setting, I have an opportunity to make spatial concepts become a practical, everyday life skill. Not just the understanding part, but also the ability to express it. It could be in any language or even in a non-verbal mode on a computer. What I found is that it helps to give them a little bit of a break. In those cases, I try to focus on the perspective of health and improvement. You just have to have faith, be patient and keep on going with it. So that is one of the biggest misunderstandings.