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Outfitting Your Toolbox to Treat Speech Sound Disorders

Updated: Sep 23

There are a number of evidence-based treatment methods designed to treat speech sound disorders, including those for phonological disorders and childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), respectively. While it is crucial to use a treatment approach that is designed to treat the core deficit of a child's speech sound disorder, a solid grasp of the principles of motor learning (PML) and multisensory cueing can elevate the treatment of speech sound disorders, regardless of the method being implemented. Let's dive into why using PML and integrating multiple senses can be a game-changer in therapy for speech sound disorders. Read my full guest post on the Bjorem Speech blog here.

 
 

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