Speech Therapist
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2012
- Speech-language pathologists work in a variety of settings, including schools, hospitals, and research. They typically evaluate and treat speech and language disorders in children and adults. The master's degree is entry-level for the profession.
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Speech therapy is one of my options to study.
My nephew had speech therapy. It was about 10 years ago but what I remember is that he would say “me” instead of “I” mix up his words and he wouldn’t be able to say certain words at his age. He progressed so well.
Dosent matter what you work the matter is you are in good people and liveing a good life a standard life God bless
I speak correctly and fluently but I want to improve my communication skills would this help with that ?
I took speech therapy when I get younger and it helped me a lot. The other day when i got done telling my brother something, he asked me what happened to my lisp, that he was able to understand everything I had just said perfectly.
I wish I could take speech therapy, I'm a 16 year old boy who is unable to pronounce my Rs I wish the guy in the video could help me, but I'm alone on my journey. Thank you for showing the guy very inspiring.
Am 24 years, in stress am Can't speak proper word
I had speeche theripy becase of my speech impediment, but when i moved towns i did not have access to a speech theripist and now my teachers are saying i need to go back again becase my impediment is getting worse, however i can say that while i did have the therapy it helped tremendously
I had speech therapy from the age of 5 until I was 14 years old due to a delay in my language development.
i havent heard of this job/ career and I have a feeling it may have ranked high up now on the things Im interested in. I want to help people, but I still don't know if the job maybe available in the country Im in.
Good to see the work... 👍👍
One aspect of SLP I acknowledge is that with younger children there seems to be a lot of tactile interaction on the face and mouth. Some children may not enjoy having their faces touched or muddled with and so maybe using solely modulation objects and imitation would compensate. There are pathologists who leave periods that are too short between the child's input and the speaking pathologist or infer multiple vowel or consonant sequences at an unfitting speed.
this is a great video! im currently deciding my course for uni and this is helpful
I had to do this up to freshman year of high school
Beautiful this video gives great advice
I used to be in speech until the 3rd grade. 4th grade was the first year I didn't have to do it. Whenever I had to go to speech, it was fun for me. Its crazy how I'm going to graduate next year
great video👍
I cant wait still I'm out of my speech disorder
I'm thankful for speech therapy. When i was younger i had a big speeking problem. I had trouble with r, s, and t's. As well as a big stuttering problem. So if my speech therapist end up reading this thank you for all you did.
Should I have speech therapy if I try to say a word but something else comes out? It's always a few specific words I replace them with.