Articulation
A collection of 16 posts
5-Year-Old Speech Milestones
During the early elementary school years, children’s language and speech skills develop at an exponential rate. At this age,...
Teaching ‘Sh’ Words with Speech Therapy
As children grow and develop their speech and language skills, it is normal and common for them to struggle to...
Learning Multisyllabic Words with Speech Therapy
Multisyllabic words can pose a great challenge to anyone who may be struggling with their speech and language skills. Once...
What is Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder?
Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder, or OMD, refers to abnormal, adaptive patterns that develop in the place of typical patterns within the...
Speech Recognition Frustration and Communication Skills
With speech and voice recognition software like Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Alexa becoming a larger part of our...
Types of Lisp Speech Disorders
Lisps, also referred to as Functional Speech Disorders or FMD’s, are amongst the most commonly identified and widely recognized...
Speech Therapy and Activities for the TH Sound
As your toddler begins forming sounds into words and phrases over time, you may experience enormous moments of joy for...
How to Tell If Your Child Has an Articulation Disorder
Nearly 1 in 12 American children have a disorder which relates to their voice, speech, or language. A large proportion...
Rip, Rug, Run: Speech Therapy Exercises for Remediation of the R Sound
Does your child have a language disorder or difficulty communicating? If so, they’re not alone. Approximately 8-9 percent of...
Does your child speak clearly?
Though communication begins with babbling, the actual art of articulation involves incredible coordination of many body parts including your tongue,...
7 Causes for Different Types of Speech Disorders
Speech disorders can affect anyone at any point in time, no matter their age, race, or gender. We tend to...
Great Language Development Lessons for Bilingual Parents
There is a difference between language and speech. Language is unique to humans and is defined as the underlying system...