Overview of Speech and Language Disorders: Podcast 2
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What is the purpose of this episode and what quick tip will be shared?
Hey everybody, this is Carrie Clark, and you're listening to episode number two of the Speech and Language Kids Podcast. This is the podcast with activities and resources for families of children with speech and language delays and disorders. On today's episode, we will be providing an overview of speech and language delays, disorders, and therapies. And in the quick tip, I'll tell you about an app that will provide you with tons of words and activities to help you teach your child a new sound. First, let's go into our news and updates. I'd like to mention to you all a few ways you can interact with me as well as other parents and professionals of children with speech and language delays. The first one is my Facebook group.
The Facebook group is called the Speech and Language Kids Collaborative Group. This is a group for parents of children with special needs along with the professionals that serve them. Through this group, you'll be able to connect with other professionals and parents as well as receive updates and information that I put on all of of my various channels. You can find this Facebook group by going to www.speechandlanguage kids dot com forward slash face Facebook dash group. The second group that I've created is a LinkedIn group. The LinkedIn group is called Parents of Children with Speech and Language Delays. This is a similar group to the Facebook group with parents and professionals, but just on a different platform.
You can find this group by going to www.speechandlanguage kids.com forward slash linked in. Next I also have a Twitter feed. You can find me on Twitter under the handle at speech lang kids. That's S B E E C H L A N G K I D S. No spaces, no dashes. I tweet about new content and promotions as well as provide quick tips and fun information I find throughout the week. This is also where I add a little bit of a personal touch to my social media and give you some information about me as well. Finally, I can also be found on Pinterest. I have a speech and language fun board with tons of great activities and tips. You can find that at www.speechandlanguage kids dot com forward slash Pinterest. Those will all forward you to the appropriate group that you are looking for.
Now let's move into our feature segment. This will be an overview of speech and language delays, disorders, and therapies. Don't get overwhelmed by this. It's gonna be a lot of information, but you don't have to remember it all right now.
How can parents connect with the Speech & Language Kids community online?
The purpose of this is to just give you a overview so you have a general idea about all of these different types of delays and disorders and therapies, and it'll give you a jumping off place. If you find something in here that sounds like your child or resonates with you, you can go onto my website and search for that thing and uh get a little more information about it. First let's go into the speech delays, disorders, and therapies. Now, when I'm talking about speech, I'm talking about specific sounds that your child may be having trouble with. It's a common misconception that speech delays refers to all types of difficulties with communicating. In actuality, the speech part of it is only the specific sounds.
It could also be a class of sounds that your child is having trouble with, or many different sounds, but it relates specifically to the sounds that are coming out of your child's. Yeah. There are a few different types of delays and disorders in terms of speech. The first one is an articulation disorder. Articulation disorder would mean that your child has a s has trouble making a specific sound. This may be an isolated sound or they may have a couple, but those sounds are not related. We'll talk about related s sound disorders in a minute. For articulation disorders, the therapy is very simple. Uh you're gonna start off by teaching them how to say that sound by itself. Then once they can do it by them s by itself, then they put it into some short syllables like buh boo.
Then you're gonna go into having them produce that sound in a single word.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the purpose of this episode and what quick tip will be shared?
0:00–2:18
2
How can parents connect with the Speech & Language Kids community online?
2:18–5:14
3
What are the main types of speech delays and how are they defined?
5:14–10:20
4
How does articulation therapy work for children who struggle with specific sounds?
10:20–13:40
5
What is a phonological disorder and what therapy approaches target whole sound classes?
13:40–18:02
6
How is apraxia of speech identified and treated with motor‑planning exercises?
18:02–22:00
7
What are common language‑related delays and what strategies do SLPs use at home?
22:00–24:01