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Did You Know?

The Larynx or "Voice Box" houses your vocal folds?  The vocal folds are located  just above the trachea, which travels from the lungs. Usually the length and width of the vocal folds determines  your voice pitch. Additionally, genetics also causes variances among sexes regarding how high or low your voice is. 

 

Stuttering

Some speaking situations cause stuttering to increase more than others.  Talking on the phone, speaking to an authority figure, meeting new people, speaking to larger audiences are considered in some cases as  dysfluency inducing situations.

 

 

Divine Speech Mission Statement:

To educate parents/caregivers to treat basic deficits related to speech disorders in a naturalistic environment, yielding therapeutic results.  In this way, children are set-up for success ultimately reaching their full and maximum potentials.

 

Divine Speech-Language Services, LLC. offers Speech-Language therapy to remedy the following Disorders:

 

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Articulation/Phonological Process Disorders

 

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Receptive/Expressive Language Disorders

 

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Fluency Disorders

 

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Voice Disorders

 

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Dysphagia-Feeding Disorders

 

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Specific Language Impairment

                                   

 

Strategies for Success:

 

bulletTeaching parents how to create language opportunities in a naturalistic setting

 

bulletImparting wisdom in the daily routine of parents on  encouraging more language engagements with their child

 

bulletEliciting language through play-based interactions

 

 

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     Did you know?.....
  Phonologicial Processes are a child's simplification of an adult form of a word. For example "rope" may be pronounced as "wope" simply because it's just TOO hard to say! This phonological process is known as Gliding.

 

     Articulation Difficulties
  R, S, and L sounds are commonly mispronounced by most children between the ages of 2-5.  These sounds are some the hardest to produce in our  English language.

 

   

 

 

 

     
 

 

 

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