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High Desert Speech and Language

High Desert Language & Speech

Business Hours:

Monday through Friday 9:00am-5:30pm

Address:

16785 Bear Valley Road Suite #2

Hesperia, California 9...

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Awesome job on the video. I know what it takes to put together something decent. You have done well.

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Articulation and Speech Therapy Mini Course -Modelling Speech Sounds Masterfully

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Modelling speech target sounds is a fundamental part of the speech therapy process. Learning to model more effecti...

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@HaxterTruth Thanks for the kind words-I try my best.

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  @greenkay7 Thank you- I am glad you like it! The real talent is the video production by Learning2Do. They make me look good and that is hard to do:)

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Articulation and Speech Therapy Mini Course - "S" Sound Stimulability - How to elicit "S"

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Stimulability (the ability to say a sound accurately, when provided with a model) is fundamental in developing a s...

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thespeechpathway said:

@z0oyorker touch tip "lightly" to alveolar ridge. Should be light enough that it lets air get by it to form a stream of air that hits the front teeth creating the /s/ sound. Hope that helps.

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  Articulation and Speech Therapy Mini Course - "S" Sound Stimulability - How to elicit "S"

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  Stimulability (the ability to say a sound accurately, when provided with a model) is fundamental in developing a s...

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  thespeechpathway said:

  @mustafahotaki touch tip "lightly" to alveolar ridge. Should be light enough that it lets air get by it to form a stream of air that hits the front teeth creating the /s/ sound. Hope that helps.

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  Articulation and Speech Therapy Mini Course - "S" Sound Stimulability - How to elicit "S"

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  Stimulability (the ability to say a sound accurately, when provided with a model) is fundamental in developing a s...

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  thespeechpathway said:

  @dazzledamsel hi Dazzle-Cleft can be much trickier. Eventhough you had a surgery, it does not always fix the problem the first time around. If you are physically unable to make velopharyngeal closure-no amount of therapy would help. If you do decide to work with an SLP be sure and find one who...

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  Articulation and Speech Therapy Mini Course - "S" Sound Stimulability - How to elicit "S"

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  Stimulability (the ability to say a sound accurately, when provided with a model) is fundamental in developing a s...

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  thespeechpathway said:

  @Waderoberthiggins It does get harder as you get older but if you are motivated you can make a difference. A little bit of practice each day goes a long way.

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  Articulation and Speech Therapy Mini Course - "S" Sound Stimulability - How to elicit "S"

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  Stimulability (the ability to say a sound accurately, when provided with a model) is fundamental in developing a s...

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  thespeechpathway said:

  @therosewebbb Thats great-this info is here for the taking. You may also like my 18 best tips for developing speech sounds that you can get off my webpage. Good luck with the studies.

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  Articulation and Speech Therapy Mini Course - "S" Sound Stimulability - How to elicit "S"

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  Stimulability (the ability to say a sound accurately, when provided with a model) is fundamental in developing a s...

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  thespeechpathway said:

  @TheStevemang015 try anchoring the sides of your tongue on your molars. this will prevent air escaping out the sides.

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  Articulation and Speech Therapy Mini Course - "S" Sound Stimulability - How to elicit "S"

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  Stimulability (the ability to say a sound accurately, when provided with a model) is fundamental in developing a s...

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  thespeechpathway said:

  @Ashleybabym62 seeing an slp is the best idea if you are serious about eliminating or reducing the lisp you are experiencing. It will take consistent daily practice to rtetrain your tongue to the proper /s/ position. If you are up for it find an slp and go for it. I also do sessions virtually. ...

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