Speech Therapy
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- Speech therapy can help people who have difficulty in speaking to communicate better and to break down the barriers that result from speech impediments.
- Goals of speech therapy include improving pronounciation, strengthening the muscles used in speech and learning to speak correctly.
- Speech exercise- practicing certain words and sentences as well as the way sounds blend together. Repeatedly practice or drill exercises can help develop motor planning of the muscles and muscles memory.
When a child need speech therapy-
- If it is noticed that toddler cannot pronounced clear sound, sometimes they are shy or introvert. It can also be related to hearing loss or other developmental delays.
- They are significantly facing trouble with consonants such as ‘ma’, ‘ba’, ‘pa’ at the age of two and also incapable of making sounds such as ‘k’, ‘g’, ‘f’, ‘t’, ‘d’ etc
Signs
- not responding to his/ her name
- shuttering
- falling to follow directions
- Ommiting syllables
- cleft lip
- indistinct speaking
- Exercises-
- Tounge in and out
- side to side tounge movement
- up and down tounge movement
- smiles
- lip puckers
- consonant and vowel pairing reputation
- sentence production
