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In this course, participants will learn why a lisp is rarely a developmental speech sound disorder, and they will be challenged to look beyond inconsistent articulation normative data and the traditional model when assessing and treating lisps. Orofacial myofunctional disorders will be discussed as the root of the pesky lisp and medical & structural challenges are explored. Lateral and interdental lisps will be targeted, as well as the placement of /t/, /d/, /n/, /l/, /r/, /∫/ , /t∫/ and /dз/. Participants will be provided strategies that they can immediately apply to their practice.
The participants will be able to:
- Identify the similarities of interdental and lateral lisp(s)in clients.
- List three etiologies for a lisp.
- Demonstrate two new techniques to correct a lisp.
- 20 Minutes What is a lisp?
- 20 Minutes What we were taught and why it fails
- 35 Minutes Etiologies of a lisp
- 45 Minutes Lisp Assessment
- 45 Minutes Therapeutic Interventions
- 15 Minutes Wrap Up
NOTE: there may changes to handouts/resources prior to the start of the workshop -- be sure you have reviewed any versions you may have downloaded to make sure you have the latest version
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Virtual streaming workshops and webinars are recorded during the time of broadcast;
the recorded presentation will be accessible to participants for 2 days after the virtual streaming broadcast date.
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