Tips, research, and resources for speech therapy. Practical guides for SLPs, parents, and anyone helping a child find their voice.
The /r/ sound is one of the most commonly targeted sounds in speech therapy and one of the hardest to master. We break down the best game-based approaches to /r/ practice, from initial position to vocalic /r/, and explain why playful repetition works better than drills.
Your child's SLP sees them for 30-60 minutes a week. The other 167 hours are up to you. This guide covers practical, evidence-based strategies for making home practice consistent, effective, and actually enjoyable for both you and your child.
Research shows that gamified learning increases engagement by up to 60% and improves retention by 40%. We explore the science behind why game-based speech therapy practice leads to faster progress, and how to apply these principles at home or in the clinic.
When should your child be able to say /s/? Is it normal that they still struggle with /r/ at age 6? This comprehensive guide covers the typical timeline for speech sound development, when to seek help, and what to expect from the therapy process.
Practical advice for SLPs and parents, delivered every two weeks. No spam, no fluff — just useful content.
Unsubscribe anytime. We respect your inbox.