Episode 134: The SCC Pod - Ann Densmore and the Gift of Enabling a Child to Speak
Ann Densmore is a certified speech pathologist and audiologist with a doctorate in education from Clark University (specialty in child discourse) and a master’s in human development and psychology from Harvard University Graduate School of Education.
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