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Speech Sound Disorders/
Articulation Therapy

Kids develop sounds in typical patterns/ways across a young age. 

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Sometimes sounds are late, are substituted for another sound, or are completely missing, among other things. 

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These may be called:

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Articulation Errors

Speech Sound Disorders

Late Talkers/ Speech Delayed

Phonological Disorders

Childhood Apraxia of Speech

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A phonological disorder is when a group of sounds are in error. Think of /k/ and /g/ sounds (cup, gum) becoming sounds made at the front of the mouth like /t/ and /d/ (tup, dum.) There are a variety of phonological processes. These occur regularly in young children as their phonological system develops--it becomes an issue if patterns persist past a certain age. 

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An assessment can assist in determining what's normal, what's not, and what we can do about it. 

Sounds by 4:
p, b, t, d, k, g, m, n,
-ng, f, h, y, w

Sounds by 5:
v, s, z, sh, l, ch, j

Sounds by 7:
th, r

3815 N. Schreiber Way. Suite 103

CDA, ID 83815

-Entrance at the rear of the building-

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lynley@beehivepediatrictherapy.com

 

Tel: 208-518-6551

Fax: 208-719-7910

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In-network with:

-Blue Cross of Idaho

-Regence Blue Shield

-Idaho Medicaid/Katie Beckett

-Pacific Source

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