It is never too late to change the way we speak. Strong speaking skills can powerfully contribute to confidence and success.
Childhood Apraxia of Speech is a speech challenge in which children have difficulty making accurate and consistent movements when trying to speak.
Phonological processes are modifications that typically developing children make to groups of sounds to simplify speech as they are learning to talk.
Stuttering occurs when the flow of speech is disrupted by repetitions of sounds or words, prolongations of sounds or complete blocking of airflow.
The voice is produced through a complicated interaction of breathing, sound production by the voicebox/larynx and resonance in the mouth and nose.
Resonance refers to the way airflow for speech is shaped as it passes through the oral and nasal cavities. During speech, air flows through the mouth for almost all speech sounds.
When the tongue moves horizontally and forward against the front teeth rather than vertically towards the palate during a swallow, this is called a tongue-thrust. A tongue-thrust is a problem if it threatens speech, dentition, or the effectiveness of orthodontic treatment.
Phonological processes are modifications that typically developing children make to groups of sounds to simplify speech as they are learning to talk.
Understanding words and sentences used by others and creatively using words and sentences to express our thoughts, ideas and emotions is what makes us distinctly human.
Articulation is a classic speech therapy area of focus. It is simply the process of producing speech sounds.
Phonological processes are modifications that typically developing children make to groups of sounds to simplify speech as they are learning to talk.
Childhood Apraxia of Speech is a speech challenge in which children have difficulty making accurate and consistent movements when trying to speak.
Stuttering occurs when the flow of speech is disrupted by repetitions of sounds or words, prolongations of sounds or complete blocking of airflow.
The voice is produced through a complex interaction of breathing, sound production by the voicebox/larynx and resonance in the mouth and nose.
The Speech People supports adults in working on speech, stuttering, voice and accent modification in order to communicate clearly, effectively and confidently.
Articulation is the process of producing speech sounds. It involves coordinated movement of the vocal cords, jaw, lips and tongue.
Adults with a stutter have difficulty producing smooth speech and as a result can have difficulty effectively expressing thoughts, ideas and feelings.
The voice is produced through a complicated interaction of breathing, sound production by the voicebox/larynx and resonance in the mouth and nose.
It is common that the pronunciation patterns of our first language affect the pronunciation of subsequent languages that we learn. This is an accent.
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