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WELL SAID: TORONTO SPEECH THERAPY. Two people sit on a rooftop, facing each other and smiling. The man gestures as he talks, while the woman listens, both appearing relaxed and engaged in conversation. A chain-link fence and trees are visible in the background.

Finding Your Flow In Speech Therapy: How Everything Works Together

When most people think of speech, they often consider the words we use, the meaning behind them, and how they help us connect with others. However, speech is more than just language; it’s a complex motor activity. Whether a client is looking to work on their fluency, enunciation, voice, accent, or articulation, it is important to remember that how we sound is, at least in part, a result of a motor process and the motor pathways that are activated when we speak.

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WELL SAID: TORONTO SPEECH THERAPY. Close-up of two studio microphones and a pop filter, set up in front of a blurred background, in black and white.

The Power Of Pausing

Silence is an uncomfortable experience for many speakers in today’s fast paced world. We often feel pressure to fill these moments with meaningless words such as “um” and “uh” instead of recognizing the important and impactful role that silence can play in our daily interactions. So, how can you learn to slow down and harness the quiet power of pausing?

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