Speech and Language Therapy for children - Beginners Course

Explore what speech therapy is, including language, speech, comprehensive and expressive language, syllables and phonemes, and learn actionable oral facial exercises to design personalized intervention programs.

Explore the causes of why a child may need speech therapy, such as poor oral facial motor skills and hearing problems, and the consequences for frustration, socialization, and literacy.

Evaluate the child to identify targets, then start from basics and progress to complex tasks through practice and play. Include oral facial exercises, phonemes, and language with flashcards and praise.

Analyze a case study of a 2-year-old boy with limited speech and poor pronunciation, who communicates by pointing and shows attachment and low frustration tolerance, to guide an intervention program.