Motor Speech Disorders Motor speech disorders include apraxia and dysarthria. Apraxia involves difficulty coordinating the oral structures for speech, leading to inconsistent production of sounds and words. Dysarthria is characterized by weakness in the
Q: Will my child forget our home language?A: Without regular exposure, language loss can occur. Daily practice with the home language helps develop and maintain skills. Q: Can therapy be in our home language?A:
Effective communication with individuals on the autism spectrum requires patience and understanding. At IM Therapy, we suggest the following: 1. Use Clear and Simple Language: Avoid idioms and metaphors that may be confusing. 2.
At imtherapy.org, we believe that parents play a vital role in their child’s speech and language development. Here are some practical tips to help you support your child at home: 1. Talk Frequently: Engage
How important is attendance? Extremely important! If your child is receiving speech therapy, attending sessions is crucial. Poor attendance affects therapy time and results. SLPs recommend frequency, length, and duration in their plan of
Technology offers innovative tools to enhance speech therapy sessions. At imtherapy.org, we integrate the latest advancements to provide effective and engaging therapy: – Speech Therapy Apps: Interactive apps provide exercises and feedback to reinforce
Improving articulation involves targeted exercises and consistent practice. At imtherapy.org, in addition to a variety of other techniques, we use the following to help our clients enhance their pronunciation and speech clarity: Modeling and
