Great Attention To Detail
Paul paid great attention to every accent/grammar mistakes I made and promptly corrected me. He was able to identify the recurring mistakes and developed the curriculum tailored for me.
Noticeable Improvements
I am so happy that Margo has helped me so much on my pronunciation. She recommended a lot of resources for my practice. My colleague can notice the improvements I made in such a short period. It is impossible without Margo’s help. She is so professional and so skilled to find my problems and work […]
Amazing Experience
“I took 14 accent reduction classes with Alina Kaplan and I can say that it was an amazing experience. Alina was absolutely brilliant – highly professional, punctual, and very friendly. All my friends and coworkers have noticed that my pronunciation became clearer and more understandable. And most importantly, I’ve gained my confidence. When I talk […]
May Is Better Speech and Hearing Month! How Can a Corporate Speech Pathologist Help You?
Each May, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) celebrates Better Speech and Hearing Month, a campaign to raise public awareness of how speech-language pathology services can help improve communication skills and overall quality of life. Corporate speech-language pathologists specialize in helping professionals improve their communication skills in a professional setting. This training helps to build […]
Frequently Asked Questions: How can I Control the Speed with which I Speak?
As an executive communication coach, I’ve found that no two of my clients are exactly alike. Everyone has their own unique strengths and challenges when it comes to professional communication. However, there are some questions that I see time and again across clients. In this week’s blog, I’d like to address one of […]
Four Easy Steps for Cutting Fillers out of Your Speech!
If you’re like most people, filler words and phrases creep into your speech much more than you realize. What exactly is a filler? My basic definition is any word or phrase that doesn’t add content or value to your message, for example, “um”, “like”, and “you know” (for a list of common fillers, check out […]
Are These Common Fillers Bringing Down Your Speech?
How often do you use filler words in your everyday speech? Everyone injects a filler in to their speech once in a while to buy themselves a moment to think or organize their thoughts. However, fillers become a problem when overused. Using too many fillers can distract from your message and can completely change your […]
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