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Expressable Speech Therapy
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2020
At Expressable, our mission is to make life-changing speech therapy accessible, affordable, and convenient for everyone. We offer affordable online speech therapy for children and adults at a fraction of the cost of traditional, on-site clinics. Best of all, you can schedule appointments with experienced and licensed speech-language pathologists from the comfort of your home and on your schedule - mornings, nights, or weekends.
How many words should an 18-month-old say?
If your toddler only says a handful of words, or they aren’t talking much at all, is that “normal”? This video covers speech milestones for 18-month-olds and how to help your child with their speech at home.
Would your child benefit from a speech evaluation? Take our simple online screener to find out: www.expressable.com/self-screener. And check out these other helpful videos:
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Would your child benefit from a speech evaluation? Take our simple online screener to find out: www.expressable.com/self-screener. And check out these other helpful videos:
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Having trouble finding words? Try these tips
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You know the word you want to say; you just can’t get it out. It's not uncommon to have a hard time finding words. This video covers strategies you can use to make word retrieval easier. Learn more about how speech therapy can help adults at www.expressable.com/for-adults. You can also take our simple online screener to find out if you would benefit from an evaluation: www.expressable.com/self-...
Advocating for yourself as a person who stutters
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If you're a person who stutters, you can adjust how you react to your stuttering. A big part of that is self-advocacy, or speaking up for yourself and what you need. This video explains how to do it. Speech therapy can help you speak with greater ease, build confidence, and advocate for yourself. Learn more at www.expressable.com/services/stuttering. And check out these other helpful videos: th...
Your toddler understands everything, but isn't talking
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What if your 2-year-old seems to understand everything, but isn’t talking yet? Or what if your toddler babbles, but they don't use words? Expressable's Chief Clinical Officer Leanne Sherred, MS, CCC-SLP, explains what might be happening. Would your child benefit from a speech evaluation? Take our simple online screener to find out: www.expressable.com/self-screener Check out these other videos ...
What to do when your toddler won't eat
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When your 2-year-old refuses to eat, what should you do? Should you worry if your toddler doesn’t want to eat? Learn what causes picky eating, how to handle it, and when to reach out for support. Learn more at www.expressable.com/services/feeding-and-swallowing-disorders. You can also take our simple online screener to find out if your child would benefit from an evaluation: www.expressable.com...
What are the signs of autism in a 2-year-old?
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At age 2, some signs of autism may already be present. This video covers the early signs of autism in toddlers, how autism is diagnosed, and how speech therapy can help. Learn more at www.expressable.com/services/autism-spectrum-disorder. You can also take our simple online screener to find out if your child would benefit from an evaluation: www.expressable.com/self-screener. And check out thes...
How speech therapy helps adults with ADHD
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Managing work responsibilities, nurturing relationships, staying organized ADHD can make life more complex. Speech therapy for ADHD offers unique tools and support tailored to adults, so you can enhance your communication skills and navigate life more smoothly. Learn more at www.expressable.com/for-adults. You can also take our simple online screener to find out if you would benefit from an eva...
Understanding tongue thrust
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In this video, Leanne Sherred, MS, CCC-SLP, chief clinical officer at Expressable, provides an overview of tongue thrust-the causes, the signs of tongue thrust to look for, and how speech therapy can help correct a tongue thrust.
Feeding therapy for children with sensory aversion
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Feeding therapy for children with sensory aversion
1 easy way to get your toddler to communicate
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1 easy way to get your toddler to communicate
Can a child with a speech delay catch up on their own?
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Can a child with a speech delay catch up on their own?
3 ways to get your child to try new foods
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3 ways to get your child to try new foods
Can ADHD cause speech and language problems?
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Can ADHD cause speech and language problems?
Can ear infections cause a speech delay?
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Can ear infections cause a speech delay?
Does too much TV cause a speech delay?
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Does too much TV cause a speech delay?
How to start a conversation with people you don't know
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How to start a conversation with people you don't know
When should you worry if your child isn't talking?
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When should you worry if your child isn't talking?
Guide to baby sign language: 10 simple signs to get you started
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Guide to baby sign language: 10 simple signs to get you started
Tips for practicing speech sounds at home
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Tips for practicing speech sounds at home
5 ways to support your child who stutters
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5 ways to support your child who stutters
What to expect in speech therapy for stuttering
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What to expect in speech therapy for stuttering
How to respond to your child with empathy
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How to respond to your child with empathy
5 ways your 2-year-old should be able to communicate
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5 ways your 2-year-old should be able to communicate
YOURS IS TOO MUCH THAT I DONT WANT TO LISTEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY THE F DOES PEOPLE SET THE LISPS AS HIGH PITCH AS POSSIBLE IN TH-cam AND NOT CUTTING THE SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SOUND A BIT SO ITS BEARABLE! SSSSSSSSSSSS CUTS INTO MY EARS AF... CAN SOFTWARE ENGINERE DEVELOPE AUTOLEVELER FOR THOSE WITH GOOD CONTENT BUT HAVE TOO MUCH LISPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am having this issue can i overcome now Now my age is 27
Help me
So, I don't know if this counts, but I had a speech delay, and now I have a Block Stutter so getting my words that is so difficult sometimes So I know what I wanna say, but sometimes it just comes out the wrong way or it just doesn't come out I don't know if it technically counts as apraxia of speech! I also had a cleft palette as a young child and I also had hearing issues but I got a surgery and now I'm able to hear so much better!
Thank you for sharing, and we're so glad your hearing is improved! A speech therapist is needed to diagnose apraxia of speech, and you may want to consider talking with one about any difficulty you have with getting your words out. What you have to say matters, and speech therapy can help you speak with greater ease and confidence! :)
Madam, your pronunciation and speaking style is superb. Thank you very much for your valuable suggestions. You are look like an angel and gorgeous.
**Hello I'm writing from Calgary AB Canada. I Thank God for directing me to Dr okouromi on TH-cam who sent me herbal supplements and cured me from stutter with his herbs in less than 3 weeks. I speak fluently now so happy.🤩🤩🤩**
**Hello I'm writing from Calgary AB Canada. I Thank God for directing me to Dr okouromi on TH-cam who sent me herbal supplements and cured me from stutter with his herbs in less than 3 weeks. I speak fluently now so happy.🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩**
**Hello I'm writing from Calgary AB Canada. I Thank God for directing me to Dr okouromi on TH-cam who sent me herbal supplements and cured me from stutter with his herbs in less than 3 weeks. I speak fluently now so happy.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗**
**Hello I'm writing from Calgary AB Canada. I Thank God for directing me to Dr okouromi on TH-cam who sent me herbal supplements and cured me from stutter with his herbs in less than 3 weeks. I speak fluently now so happy.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗**
She's so pretty. Maybe she's the reason why most boys are stuttering.
Great technique! The music is too loud and I can not hear the child. And because of this I can not tell how long she is pausing. It would be nice when recommending this video to a parent if we could hear all communication partners.
Thank you for watching and for the feedback!
Thank You for the detailed video.
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Hello, thank you for your pieces of advice. ❤ My son has a speech delay, he is included in speech therapy. The progress is good. Of course, I am always searching for new ways to help him at home. We are struggling with pronouns very much. What do you recommend to start first with? My (mine) or your(s)? I suppose it is the most reasonable to start with first person (my, mine). Thank you very much.
Hello! So glad to hear your son is making progress, and that you're focused on helping him at home. Your speech therapist can explain the best way to work on pronouns with him, since they're familiar with his specific needs. However, we often like to work on both "mine" and "yours" at the same time to help the child differentiate between the two. For example, if you and your son are playing with pretend food, you might say "this one is mine" and "that one is yours," or "I ate all of mine, where is yours?" Your therapist should have lots more ideas for how you can practice at home!
@@Expressable Thank you very much for your answer. ❤️
My daughter is good academically but not that great with the language development, she can sign rhymes or tell the colors of rainbow but when we ask her name or her needs she will not be interested . How to improve upon it? Also, she imitates words and use it at wrong places, I am looking ways to help her out.
I think I just have a fat tongue
I'm studying psychology so thank you for this pertinent lesson!😊
As someone who is studying to do this type of work I can't thank you enough for teaching me this. I've seen so many of my coworkers do each step of what not to do and I know it's not easy to keep up with what to do but it truly works wonders when you do it like that. Thank you for showing everyone and me proper teaching of young children. Keep doing what you're doing
Hi , please help my son knows to say mummy , papa but can't frame sentences. He shouts instead of asking something
Hello, we'd be happy to talk with you about your concerns! You can schedule a free consultation phone call with one of our speech therapists on our website, www.expressable.com.
@@Expressable thank you sir . I'm from India . How can I contact you . 😊
We had a bad experience with Expressable. They took advantage of insurance and are dishonest.
We are sorry to hear this and would like to talk with you about your experience. Can you please share your email address, or contact us directly at info@expressable.io or (512) 768‑0319? Thank you!
Does medication for ADHD help with language disorders?
hello! Thank you for the question. In many people, ADHD medication can lead to improved ability to mentally track and express a thought without internally getting distracted and losing the message. Research is ongoing, but studies have show improvement in language with medication, specifically language structure and thought organization--so, the cognitive component of language/communication.
Thanks so much
thanks so much
your lessons are so unique
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would be interesting if anyone could conduct a research as to why lgbt people have more individuals speaking with lisp
R u silly
@@ynw.universe your comments silly
I need lots of help so your video with lots of positive affirmations and confirmations of the parents makes me happy
We're so glad to hear that--empowering and supporting parents is a big part of our mission!
I went to a speech therapist when I was a little kid for a lisp and stuttering, and I still have a stutter all these years later 😅 it's definitely not as pronounced as it used to be but of course I still notice it
awesome video! super easy to understand, thank you so much :)
Thank you!
very interesting and thanks
Great Video❤
Everything you just listed is 100% me without a doubt. Ive been having this stutter my whole life 21 now and still have it.
I have a lisps; I think the 2nd to the last one. It was recently brought to my attention that I put S sounds where American English uses a Z sound (such as in the middle and end of words). From there I realized Z is a difucult sound for me. It usually comse out as a S or th sound. When I started paying attention, realized my Th sounds are actually Sth🤷♀️😅. The funny thing is, I remember going to speech therapy for my lisps as a child, and, eventually, being told it was fixed. Is it common to relapse in adulthood?
Hi Anna! Yes, it is completely possible and valid to experience changes in your speech throughout adulthood. If you're interested in exploring ways to modify your speech production, we'd definitely recommend talking with a speech therapist and sharing your questions or concerns. If you're interested, you can schedule a free consultation phone call with a therapist at expressable.com. We'd be happy to talk with you!
I love this video so so much!!! Great way to also give classroom assistants some strategies!!!
Can u help me to determine what kind of lisp I have , my s and z sound are prefect but I face errors in my r sounds , what it come under that condition?? @expressable_speech_therapy
Hello! The /r/ sound is a difficult sound for lots of people. Here are some videos to check out: th-cam.com/play/PLIaqQ2euTXPoEPIQHVv86ioL4yrK72QIe.html You can also visit expressable.com to set up a free consultation call with one of our speech therapists!
@@Expressable I have one more issue, when I speak back sound and front sound one after the other it get messed up and vice versa too happens and suggestion for that also too plz
What does it mean when i fall over my words and make a strange sound in the middle of words?
Hello! It's best to discuss specific concerns with a speech therapist. You can schedule a free consultation call with an Expressable speech therapist at expressable.com. We'd be glad to talk with you!
I find it ironic that the names for so many of these speech impediments are unpronounceable by the people who have them. A person with a lisp cannot pronounce the word 'lisp' correctly. A person with rhotacism cannot pronounce 'rhotacism' correctly, for example.
Thank you for this excellent informative series. I don't have a personal experience with stuttering, but I'm doing research for a related project and it is wonderful to see information provided by a professional that focuses on both explaining and supporting without "othering" people who struggle with speech fluency issues.
Thank you so much for this feedback, we appreciate it!
This was so informative
Thank you, we're glad to hear it!
I dont own a bee hive but this was very informative
My kid had about 10 ear infections and has struggles with both receptive and expressive. She’s been 6 months in speech and has progressed leaps and bounds but im looking for more support for her once she turns 3 the school district can provide services that we cannot afford. She was flagged for autism and been observed by multiple professionals … initially we thought she wasn’t responding to her name or giving eye contact but the day after her tubes surgery at 25 months she began to do those things again. Tough she started with hearing sensitivity and I can only wonder if the surgery provoked it
It's wonderful that your child is making progress! If you'd ever like to speak with a speech therapist about next steps, especially as she gets closer to 3, don't hesitate to contact us. You can set up a free consultation call with one of our licensed speech therapists at expressable.com. It sounds like you're doing all the right things to support your daughter. :)
I’m 20 and can’t do the s 😭
It's never too late to work with a speech therapist! We help lots of adults who would like to change the way they speak.
All you mentioned about all diagnosis of speech problems is all have on me 😢
Can it be fixed even after age 22?
Absolutely! Adults of all ages benefit from speech therapy for speech sound disorders.
Thanks you ❤
My problem is I wanna speak more clearly
We understand--many adults work with a speech therapist on speech articulation and clarity!
This sounds just like my sister and my son. Both were evaluated for autism but were considered not to have it yet they hit all the marks for what you mentioned about Einstein Syndrome. My sister has the highest education out of all the siblings and is a composer. She lives a very fulfilling life! My son (who is 4) is currently in OT and ST and thriving!
Thank you for sharing this! We're so glad your son is doing well.
Can we fix it?
Yes, with the guidance of a speech therapist, you can change the way you speak! You can learn more here: www.expressable.com/services/lisps
Can I get therapist
@DerrickKosgei we'd be happy to talk with you. You can set up a free consultation call with one of our speech therapists here: app.expressable.com/signup
I know someone who repeats phrases. I realize he does it most when I’m around. I’m happy to be his mentor.