Iddo DeVries, MA-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist

Iddo DeVries is a Speech-Language Pathologist and the Owner and Clinical Director of Speech Therapy of DV Therapy, Inc. based in Los Angeles, California since 2014. Focusing on dynamic therapy for individuals and their families, Iddo specializes in family training and speech therapy for disabilities and delays including, autism, late-talkers, PDD, specific language impairments, articulation and phonological disorders, auditory processing delays, stuttering, pragmatic and social delays, Verbal Apraxia of Speech. Iddo holds a BS in Speech Communication Sciences from Brooklyn College and an MA in Speech-Language Pathology from Adelphi University. In 2011 Iddo was awarded the outstanding achievement award in the field of speech therapy by the New York City Department of Education. He has been an active member of the nationally accredited speech board ASHA since 2006.

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Stop Sounding Nasal

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Get Rid of a Lisp

Lisping doesn't cause a lot of physical harm, but it is very embarrassing and can cause people to tease the lisper. Fortunately, there are several exercises you can practice to help you, or your child, consistently say t...

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Distinguish Between Autism and Selective Mutism

It can be difficult to tell selective mutism from autism at first glance, since the key trait of selective mutism (difficulty interacting socially) is a sign of autism as well. However, autism is a spectrum condition tha...

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Talk to Someone with an Intellectual Disability

People with intellectual and developmental disabilities are different in some ways, and you may be unsure how to navigate these differences if you're not used to them. You may experience some barriers to communicating we...

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Treat Autism

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Help Autistic Children with Echolalia

Echolalia is the repetition of certain words or phrases spoken by someone else, either immediately after the words were said, or later on. It is often described as parrot-like mimicry. For instance, when asked, “Do you...