Guidance on AI-powered speech therapy, clinical techniques, and best practices for therapists, parents, and patients.
How AI is reshaping the SLP workflow across documentation, note taking, assessment, and practice tools. The key tools to know and what AI cannot replace.
Stretched speech, gentle onset, light contacts, continuous phonation, pausing, and rate control: how each works, how it drifts in home practice, how they fit together on a level ladder, and what the trials show.
Puh-tuh-kuh explained: what diadochokinetic rates measure, Fletcher's age norms for 6 to 13 year olds, how to administer the task, and whether DDK drills belong in home practice.
Ten AI speech therapy apps compared by use case: SLP-assigned home practice, kids’ articulation games, stuttering apps for adults, and neuro rehab. Verified features and pricing, disclosure included.
Most toddlers go through a bumpy speech phase. How to tell typical disfluency from early stuttering, the real recovery numbers, and when to book an SLP evaluation.
No cure exists, but that is not the whole story: natural recovery in children, what treatment achieves for adults, and how to spot a miracle cure you should walk away from.
One approach rebuilds speech to be fluent, the other rebuilds the stuttering moment to be easier. Techniques, trial evidence, trade-offs, and how clinicians combine them.
Why children start stuttering, why some outgrow it and others persist, and the myths about parenting, anxiety, and trauma that the research has put to rest.
Stuttering is neurological, strongly genetic, and not caused by anxiety or personality. What the research actually says, and what it means for treatment.
The fluency-shaping routine clinics teach, written for adults who stutter: stretched syllables, gentle onsets, breath groups, and a 10-minute daily practice plan.
Why reading aloud is the bridge between drills and conversation, and how reading practice builds articulation carryover and fluency with AI feedback.
Why conversation is where speech skills become real, and how AI role-play practice helps students carry target sounds and fluency techniques into everyday talking.
A research-based chart of when children master each English speech sound by age, based on Crowe & McLeod (2020) norms, plus how to read the norms and when to seek help.
Why /r/ is so challenging, evidence-based treatment approaches, and home practice activities to help children master this tricky sound.
Discover how artificial intelligence is transforming speech therapy practices, improving patient outcomes, and making therapy more accessible than ever before.
Why most home practice programs fail and what SLPs can do about it. Evidence-based strategies for designing homework that families actually follow through on.
A guide to childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) for parents and SLPs. The signs, how CAS is diagnosed, evidence-based treatments, and how to support practice at home.
How AI speech recognition provides immediate feedback on articulation, why it matters for motor learning, and how to integrate it into your therapy plan.
How this evidence-based method helps children move from accurate sound production in therapy to confident, automatic speech in everyday conversation.
Copy-ready IEP goal templates for articulation, fluency, expressive/receptive language, and pragmatics. Stop reinventing the wheel every IEP season.
Everything SLPs and parents need to know about frontal vs. lateral lisps, when to intervene, and evidence-based treatment techniques that work.
Proven exercises for articulation, fluency, and voice practice based on clinical research and SLP recommendations.
Proven carryover strategies to help students generalize articulation and fluency skills from therapy sessions to everyday conversations at home and school.