Thank you God, I’m trying not to cry I’m so grateful!

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

I have not come across such a sensible speech therapist as you. It seems so promising when I follow your tips and INSTANT results. Thank you so much 🙏

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you! I try to be very practical & simple! :)

I teared up, too, when you said not to worry; that my son is going to make huge progress. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your encouragement. Our son, Benjamin, is 4 1/2 years old. He has Apraxia. He has recently become very frustrated and short tempered due to not being understood. Our little guy who is normally easy going and happy has frequent meltdowns and it is clear he feels very frustrated. We are working so hard on how to help him here at home and also using a speech therapist over Zoom. I am so thankful for your helpful channel! Thank you for your kindness and selflessness in helping these precious children and their caregivers!

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my goodness, I’m so happy you found my channel! Thank you for the kind words 💛 also, I totally understand this situation, as I’ve seen it a lot & my heart goes out to both of you. Please hang in there! I just came out with this all inclusive hand cues chart that’s a free downloadable- here it is speedyslp.com/speech-resources/ keep working hard & when he starts to make progress with a couple of sounds, it often snowballs because of the huge confidence boost & increased motivation! Best of luck & I’ll keep y’all in my thoughts & prayers! Stay strong! It will happen! :)

@wendyberg1569

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheSpeechScoop Your response blessed me so much. I prayed the Lord would guide my husband and I on how to help our son. We truly feel your channel is an answer to prayer. I will definitely look at your free downloads. Again, thank you with all my heart.

@visualize_this0o

Жыл бұрын

@Wendy Berg Did the speech therepy thru zoom help at all? I think it would be difficult for a child to pay attention..

So grateful that I found your channel ❤

Thank you so much for taking the time to do this!

Really really appreciate how positive and enthusiastic you are about this process. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻

These videos are great. Just found them. My 4yo daughter has apraxia and sees an SLP once a week (insurance does not cover speech for apraxia). She is struggling so hard with hard c sounds (just recently got cookie), ch, sh, and final consonant (like puT, cuP, doG... though we have maP, taP etc)... definitely going to be watching through ALL of your videos!

I found it finally after 4 years of trying.. I'm going name a Chapter after her!

Amazingly beautiful explanation even helpful for SLPs Thanks and love ❤

I used your approach to "bus," and my LO picked it up right away! Thank you! I am binging on all of your videos! I feel like he is picking up more speech because I am using the apraxia approach.

Thank you Kelli! I'm a new SLPA and this is very useful!

@TheSpeechScoop

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome so happy that it was helpful!

Thank you so much dear..

Excellent content!

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This was an amazing video. Thank you!

@TheSpeechScoop

2 ай бұрын

🫶🏽🫶🏽

My baby is doing virtual therapy and her therapist told me about you and I’m glad. My daughter has apraxia and phonological disorder so these videos are helping me when it comes to working with her at home. Thank you 😊

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so happy to hear that!! Thank you for watching!

So helpful dear

As a new SLPA, (Joy Burnworth-Weiner) you are my go to speech therapist! Thank you for all the excellent information.

@TheSpeechScoop

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the comment! ❤️ best of luck!

I just found your channel, thank you. We learned that our 3yr old son is suspected to have apraxia and thankful to have some direction.

@TheSpeechScoop

Жыл бұрын

very happy to help and LMK if you have any questions!

Thank you! So glad I found you!!

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

So glad! Let me know if you have any video ideas or suggestions!

@EYEAMROYALTY

3 жыл бұрын

Hi there! Anything on apraxia would be great! My daughter was in speech therapy but it has been put on pause due to COVID-19.

These are amazing! N sound please

Thanks for being such a great representative of our field :)

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

This is so nice!! Thank you Kayla! :) #slps4eva

My 6 years old have speech apraxia and though she is in therapy it's nice learning more on what I can do at home to help.

@TheSpeechScoop

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! ❤️ thanks for watching!

I just discovered your channel....what an awesome resource! Thank for this! My girl just turned four and diagnosed with asd ll...she’s been in ABA for 2.5 years now and we still have yet to hear any full word or even “mommy” or “daddy” from her. :( so frustrating. We got her doing all of the vowels, consonants aren’t going so well. lol decided I better add more to our at-home effforts! I will try your ideas!

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Hang in there! She can do it!! :) ABA is fantastic! I worked in an ABA clinic with RBTs, BCBAs & other ABA therapists for years, I love all the skills they teach & the principles used but it’s not always “language” heavy so I love that you’re incorporating some speech therapy at home as well! Thanks for watching!

You are just amazing goosh 🤩🤩😍🤗

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Let me know if you have any specific requests!

Great information!! You should come out with printable with target words from were to start and when to progress. (For at home parents) I would totally buy it off teacher pay teachers. Love your videos.

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

This is a great idea! Thank you for the recommendation! I will try to do this!!

@kjdeGroot3

3 жыл бұрын

Even like a lesson plan for each sound and then cv, vc and so on would be so helpful. I’m trying to build my own but its so hard cause I’m a respiratory therapist not a speech therapist. ;) Thanks!

My youngest has PFD and is non verbal and both of her SLPs are thinking apraxia she cannot say B. Thank you for making awareness and teaching about this!!

Thank you so much for this very helpful video! I'm an SLP but I don't feel like I got enough training in Apraxia. Would you mind sharing where/how you got trained in this or trainings that you would recommend?

Amazing video thank you so much can u please link to the chart you mentioned and the work sheets

Thank you. Next Reading sentences technique..

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

Is the word “more” appropriate for a child with apraxia as a beginner? If they can’t say more when they want more but can make the “mmm” sound and bring their lips together do you recommend working on it and shaping it? What are the cvs of it? How would you shape that word? Would love to see a video specifically covering Manding/requesting!!!!! Didn’t see that topic come up!

Hi! Your videos are so helpful, thank you. Any chance you could do a video on how to help with the blending on sounds for apraxia? My son still has breaks between sounds, I try and elongate words and slow them down this is successful at times but just wanted to see if you have any other tips? Thank you 😊

@TheSpeechScoop

2 жыл бұрын

Yes definitely I have a video out on “final consonant deletion” that shows a visual strategy!!! Basically you write the sounds on post it notes and then put them on a Ziploc bag and move the zipper all the way through the end running the sounds together as a visual reference

Great content! Thank you so much. Can you kindly do a video about progress? I understand every child is unique, but maybe few examples on how the progress could look for a late talker, is it always slow? One word for week/month?. Thanks again.

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I will

@elychevere12

3 жыл бұрын

Speedy Speech thank you so very much! It is hard as a mother (and not a professional) to truly “see” or even define what progress is.

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Elizabeth Rodriguez stay tuned!! I will be doing a video where I demonstrate therapy for Apraxia with some toys that I will add the link to that are specific for Apraxia! Hoping to have it out by end of next week!

Thanks very much for your video. My 4 year old son can speak all sounds but some sounds not clear or correct, e.g S, L, F, Th. But the main issue is sentence. It seems he struggles a lot putting all sound together to make a smooth sentence.. it seems every sound is an effort. Particularly the when he starts a sentence.. is it apraxia? Thanks a lot

Hi. Thank you for your videos. They are helpful. Can you touch on AAC and it’s use to help support kids who are not able to use verbal language effectively or are working toward using speech, but are still limited?

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Darlene! What type of AAC device do they have? Honestly I don’t have a lot of experience with clients with AAC, mostly just PECS. I would suggest using functional & core vocabulary words (nouns that they love & verbs that are important) for example if they love crackers, I would use “eat” and “crackers”

Maam my son is 6 yrs old and is in speech therapy since last 1 year.His understanding command following and vocabulary has improved a lot but his verbal imitation hasnt started fully.He occassionally repeats words.Pls advice what to do and how to bring vocal imitation soon.

You're videos are ver helpful Thank you ☺️😘 My child is 6 years old and her SLP is considering Apraxia..says mommy daddy..I don't know what ls next Hope you can make a target word list for us to know where to start 😘 Thanks in advance mam😘

@TheSpeechScoop

2 жыл бұрын

What sounds does she have? /k,g,s/ for example? Make a list of the consonants & vowels she has & then create words with those!

My child can sound all the vowels and consonants on it’s own.but he can’t combine them to form words. What do I do?

Thanks for your sharing. I have been beneficial from these video. I have one question here, how if a child with apraxia, kept needing hand cue to pronounce the sound? I got child, been 1 month we work on "oo" sound, and she needing hand cue in order to protrude her lips.

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

hey there, so you are saying you're trying to remove the visual hand cue now? I might check out Borjem speech cards for this specifically! because its visual but not tactile and it sounds like this little one still needs cues, just not as aggressive of cueing as tactile hand cues. Let me know!

I just newly subscribed and I love your videos. I have a son who was diagnosed with autism and global developmental delays. (non verbal) he’s made big strides in everything but speech. He just started being able to say “mama” and “ up” I can see when I work with him that he’s struggles to figure out how to form the sounds. I THINK he has apraxia. I’m going to take him to get re-evaluated for speech to see if I can get him more sessions. in the mean time what would you recommend for starting with a child who is non verbal?

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Those are fantastic words to have! Great job! I would recommend onomatopoeias to start with! I have a video on those - “the best way to get a child to talk!” (Picture of me with a banana on my head) lmk if you can’t find it!

@natie791

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheSpeechScoop ok going to look now! He finishes mama with an M it sounds more like mamum but I’ll take it!

Can you explain expressive language disorder please? ANY help would be great. Thank you for the videos. We appreciate them

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Expressive language disorders are where the child’s vocabulary is high & they UNDERSTAND all of the words & know a lot of words, and can follow directions & understand questions that are being asked, but are unable to VERBALLY express their understanding. (Here’s an example: I might lay out 12 pictures of objects & say “show me the ball” & the child will point to the ball. But when asked, “what is this?” When pointing to the ball, the child is unable to say “ball” because of an expressive language delay - all the words that they know have not yet caught up with their mouth essentially.) I hope this helped, if not, let me know!

@stephanierott8045

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the videos! Very helpful. Clarifying question on your explanation of expressive language disorder-is it when their receptive vocab is high or their expressive vocab is high? My daughter is currently receiving early intervention services, and the therapist said it might be apraxia. Just trying to wrap my head around everything. Anyway, thanks for your videos. I’ve shared them with my husband and both sets of grandparents since they watch our daughter. Thank you, thank you! ❤️❤️

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

@@stephanierott8045 oh wonderful! I’m so happy that you’ve got everyone on the same page!- that’s a huge missing piece that goes unnoticed a lot & delays progress so I love how proactive you are!! If everyone is using the same cues your little one will definitely pick up on them more quickly! have you seen my Apraxia videos yet? In regards to your question, Expressive language delay or disorder is when the child has a large extensive vocabulary that they can point to objects or their body parts and follow directions but if you ask them what is this while pointing at your nose they would have a hard time expressing the word even though they know what it is and can point it out. So it means that cognitively they have a lot of information but struggle to express the information that they already know - I hope this helps!

@amrutsabade1144

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheSpeechScoop Hey Very insightful videos thanks a ton, just have a followup question, My sons has very high vocabulary , follows commands My developmental Ped said he has expressive language delay. and asked to see SLP, so My Son is going through speech therapy , after 2 months of speech therapy he says few words "Anna",Amma, Atta, Nanna, Mama,Baba and trying to imitate new sounds now. My SLP told today that there might be apraxia component and he is having hard time producing `e`, `kh` `l` and she would be working on it. How Expressive language delay is different than groping or apraxia

Ohhh I think I might gonna cry... I think k my daughter has an apraxia

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh! Hang in there! Lots of work & patience & she will get there!!

What is apraxia?

Hi, very informative video. Its not working with my son. As he is denies to repeat after me. He denies repeating words, repeating sentences. Shows no interest to talk. How to make him talk ? please guide me on this. please please..

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/nKylpbuzkszFm6g.html check out this video on increasing imitation skills

@shwetasmirji

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheSpeechScoop thank you so much for your response..

Hai ...this is tejaswi..... speech therapist from india..... this vedio is awesome....but the tactile cues showed by you are defined prompt cues or your own cues????

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Teja Swi these are not PROMPT cues, these are simply tactile/visual cues! (Such as Pam Marshall’s) Thanks for checking! :)

@tejaswi4036

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheSpeechScoop thank you so much for reply... anyway I have been seeing your vedios since last month.... They are too good....hoping to see more and more....by the way can I discuss with you regarding my patients....I want your suggestions

My son had a tracheostomy from brith to age 5. He just turned 7 but he still struggles with speech, I have noticed that he doesnt have stregnth in his cheeks or lips. For example he cant move his lips from side to side, do you have any tips on how to stregthen his muscles? All the speech therapist in my city for some reason dont do the work that I see in your videos, its more of play time than anything it is so frustrating. Hope you can help, thanks!

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Juan! This video has a lot of lip exercises and also there is a link in the description box to take you to a worksheet with exercises on it (super duper handout #179) let me know if this helps! kzread.info/dash/bejne/hqunpaRpeL21o9Y.html

What is "bus considered" for the CV?

@TheSpeechScoop

Ай бұрын

Bus is CVC! Consonant vowel consonant

Hi My son is 3 years 4 months and recently diagnosed with childhood apraxia of speech. also he has some behavioural issues, very stubborn. sometimes we don’t understand what he wanted to tell us and I get really frustrated. 😞 is there any success case of CAS??? and What exactly the cause of childhood apraxia??? is it getting hurt on the head or its present by birth?

@TheSpeechScoop

2 жыл бұрын

Try saying “show me” & letting them show you what they want via pictures or pointing, or a communication board! Yes, lots of success stories w apraxia, just need a specific type of therapy & a lot of it! Apraxia is neurological & there is no known cause. It’s the synapses of the brain that tell oral motor mechanism how to move to say a word that are impaired & cannot

What are your thoughts on the Kaufman cards?

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

I love the Kaufman cards! They are very expensive but I used to use them a lot in the clinic I worked in!

@elglynn4302

3 жыл бұрын

Speedy Speech okay. My little guy is starting to imitate sounds but has a hard time putting Vc/cv together

I have two with apraxia. One is 3 and only talks with her mouth closed unless her 7 year old sister tells her to say words. My 8 year old talked with his mouth closed until he was around 4 years old. His speech is not clear. I homeschool my children and can’t drive. 3 have autism. My youngest doesn’t though. I need to do this myself especially for my 8 year old since we didn’t know that was the issue. He needs daily practice. My 3 year old won’t participate in the therapy sessions. We tried. Help please.

@TheSpeechScoop

2 жыл бұрын

Hang in there mama! Sounds like you have a lot going on but I know you can do it! Use those exaggerated vowels & speech sound hand cues!

My 8 year old with apraxia and developmental delays has no more than 5-7 intelligible words. How do I know if she’s saying the right words? For all I know she’s pronouncing things wrong and I have no idea. When we’re trying to sound out words I struggle with this too because I can’t understand her. Do you have any advice? I feel overwhelmed and under supported 😞

@TheSpeechScoop

2 ай бұрын

Yes - try sequencing sounds & using carrier phrases. Kids with apraxia have trouble with individual sounds and can better sequence sounds together, try melodic phrases (I like _, I want _, I eat _) meaning saying them with a rythym

My son has Apraxia of Speech but also Autism and I am finding it extremely difficult to teach him 😢 Any ideas? Tips? Thank you so much in advance.

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

does he attend to your face/mouth when speaking or not yet? (if not uet) I would recommend targeting the attention span/eye contact first, then pointing and then using the vowel cues to promote sounds.

@miriammyrsiades7932

3 жыл бұрын

Speedy Speech Yes he does attend to my face/mouth when I speak, he is 8 years old already. P.S thank you so much for taking the time to respond to me ☺️

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

@@miriammyrsiades7932 Oh wonderful! What exactly is he needing help with? feel free to send me a short video of him and whatever he might need help with to my email speedyspeechpath@gmail.com and I can do my best to give some specific advice for him!

@Desi_pakwan123

6 ай бұрын

Hello mam my son 5 yrs old not talking speech delay kindly help me😊

How to treat stuttering

@TheSpeechScoop

Жыл бұрын

Which age?!

I am a child I know your

Every time I try my 3 year old is just shaking his head. I am at my wit ends :( it’s so hard for him and he refuses. I ve seen him opening his mouth but no sound coming from it. It makes cry every time

@blueblossomblues

3 жыл бұрын

Another Bulgarian Apraxia mum here. Please, find the Cherab Apraxia foundation on Facebook or the webpage and start him on Nordic Naturals ProEpa and ProEfa or if you cannot source these find Nordic Naturals Ultimate omega or any strong fish oil. If it doesn’t help it won’t hurt. I’ve only discovered this channel recently and this video gives me a starting point.. start with vowels. Songs for littles here on KZread has also been helpful for us. Успех!

agh i have apraxia, that’s why i always stay quiet😂

@TheSpeechScoop

Жыл бұрын

❤️

Do you hold an online schooling for Apraxia kids?

@TheSpeechScoop

3 жыл бұрын

I am working on a parent course! Stay tuned!