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Do Tongue Exercises Help Speech?

Developing speech and language skills involves many aspects of communication, including articulation, pronunciation, language processing, phonological awareness, and the production...

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How Quickly Does Speech Therapy Work?

If you’re considering starting speech therapy (either for yourself or a loved one) or have already begun working with...

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Is Spoonerism a Speech Disorder?

Spoonerisms are a fascinating linguistic phenomenon in which the initial sounds or letters of words are swapped to create new,...

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Can Parents Cause Speech Delay?

Part of the parenting experience involves regularly wondering and questioning how your parenting style, as well as the effort you...

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How do I Start Speech Therapy for Autism?

The term “autism” or “autism spectrum disorder” (also often abbreviated to ASD) refers to a wide range of symptoms and...

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COVID-19's Influence on Speech and Communication

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are still working to understand the short and long-term effects of the...

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Language Processing Disorder

Can you Overcome Language Processing Disorder? A language processing disorder (also referred to as LPD), is a language-based learning disability...

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Functional Speech Disorder

Exploring Functional Speech: Examples, Disorders, and Distinctions The term “functional speech” refers to the ability to communicate effectively, navigate daily...

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Unlocking Palilalia: Understanding Symptoms, Causes, and Examples

What is Palilalia? Palilalia is a speech disorder characterized by the repetition of words or phrases, often involuntarily and delayed,...

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Fluent Speech: Strategies to Address Disfluency and Vocal Challenges

Communication is essential for human interaction and connection, yet for many, fluency in speech can be difficult to achieve. Speech...

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Why is Repetition Important in Therapy?

Repetition may seem like a simple concept, but it holds significant significance in the world of speech therapy. From mastering...

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How to Slow Down Speech

Have you ever been told that you talk too fast or been asked to slow down your fast speech? In...

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