Functional speech disorders represent a complex and multifaceted clinical challenge, underscoring the intricate interplay between psychological, neurological, and communicative systems. The misdiagnosis or delayed recognition of functional speech disorders not only disrupts care but also…
Motor speech disorders refer to conditions that disrupt the planning, coordination, and execution of movements required for clear and precise speech. These disorders typically involve challenges in motor control, impacting the physical production of speech…
Cluttering is a condition affecting the fluency of speech that is typically characterized by perceived rapid and disorganized speech that often results in a communication breakdown. It is estimated that on average, at least one-third…
Many studies have been published in recent years investigating the application of different principles of motor learning for the treatment of childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), and it can be hard to keep up with…
Handing a child their brand-new augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device can be a rewarding experience for a therapist. But the sad fact is that as many as three out of five AAC systems may…
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