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Articulation Therapy

Clearer speech sounds, one playful session at a time — for lisps, sound substitutions and hard-to-understand speech.

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What articulation therapy entails

Some sounds are simply tricky — r, s, th, k and blends like str top the list. In articulation therapy your child practises exactly the sounds they need, moving step by step from single sounds to syllables, words, sentences and finally natural conversation.

Sessions feel like play: sound games, mirror work, picture cards and movement. Between visits, short home exercises with AI listening feedback keep progress steady without turning practice into homework battles.

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What's included

A complete plan around your child's sounds.

01

Full sound assessment

We map every sound your child makes, find the exact error patterns, and set clear, prioritised targets.

02

Weekly play-based sessions

45-minute sessions built around games your child loves, so motivation stays high from week one.

03

AI listening practice

Short home exercises where our AI listens and scores each attempt, guiding mouth placement in real time.

04

Progress reviews

Every sixth session we re-measure, share a visual progress report, and reset targets with you.

How it works

Four simple steps from first visit to confident speech.

1

Assess

A friendly 60-minute evaluation of sounds, patterns and oral-motor skills.

2

Plan

You receive a personal target list with timelines you can actually see.

3

Practise

Weekly sessions plus 10-minute daily home games with AI feedback.

4

Carry over

We move each mastered sound into real conversation — at home and school.

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Why families see results

Articulation improves fastest with frequent, correct repetitions — our approach delivers hundreds per week without boredom. Parents tell us the change shows up first in confidence: children who once whispered start volunteering answers in class.

  • Targets matched to developmental norms — never rushed
  • School coordination so teachers reinforce the same sounds
  • Discharge plan with maintenance games to lock in gains

Articulation FAQs

Many lisps fade by age 4–5. If your child's lisp persists past 5, affects confidence, or involves tongue thrust, an assessment is worthwhile — early support is shorter and easier.

Single-sound goals often resolve in 3–6 months with regular practice; multiple sounds take longer. Your plan includes a realistic timeline after the first assessment.

Just 10 minutes of game-style practice a day. Our AI assistant listens, scores attempts and keeps it fun — no worksheets required.

Ready for clearer speech?

Start with a friendly assessment — we'll map your child's sounds and first targets.

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