What is stuttering?
Stuttering/Disfluency Disorders Does my child have a stuttering disorder? Fluency refers to a speaker’s ability to demonstrate smooth, connected speech with natural intonation and pausing. Fluency disorders, or stuttering, occur…
Cleft Palate Related Speech Disorders
Cleft Palate Related Speech Errors Cleft lip and palate in one of the most common birth differences, impacting approximately one in 700 babies born each year. A cleft lip alone…
What is Apraxia of Speech?
What is Apraxia of Speech? Childhood Apraxia of Speech is a problem with motor planning—when we speak, we have to execute on a plan for how our articulators, our tongue,…
What is an articulation disorder? Is that why my child can’t make certain sounds?
What is an articulation disorder? Is that why my child can’t make certain sounds? Articulation refers to how a speaker shapes air from the lungs to produce speech sounds. Speech…
What are language disorders? And does my child have one?
What are language disorders? And does my child have one? Language refers to the symbol system we use to communicate on a daily basis—without really thinking about it, we know…
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