speech therapy:

What Are Common Techniques Used in Therapy?

Some common techniques used in pediatric speech therapy include:
Articulation therapy: Focuses on correcting specific speech sounds.
Language intervention activities: Enhances vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure through play and conversation.
Oral-motor/feeding therapy: Improves the strength and coordination of the muscles used in speech and feeding.
Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC): Uses tools and devices to assist children who have severe speech or language problems.

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