What Is A Lisp?
What is a lisp? WELL SAID explains this common articulation difference, types of lisps (frontal, lateral), causes, and whether treatment is needed for adults.
What is a lisp? WELL SAID explains this common articulation difference, types of lisps (frontal, lateral), causes, and whether treatment is needed for adults.
How can speech therapy help your career? Learn how improving communication skills—clarity, confidence, presence—can advance professional success and leadership.
How Speech Therapy Can Help Your Career Read Post »
Often I have a lot of clients telling me that they are having difficulties with the ‘L’ sound. So why is it so hard to say the ‘L’ in words in English such as ‘ball’, when you already have this sound in your language as well? The reason is because there are differences in how we pronounce the ‘L’ sound in English.
Are You Having Difficulty With The ‘L’ Sound? Read Post »
There are many sounds in English, but people often have trouble with R. What makes this sound harder for some people to pronounce, even into adulthood?
What Makes “R” So Difficult, and How Can I Change It? Read Post »
What are ten challenges facing people who lisp? Learn about social, professional, and personal impacts of lisps and why adults seek articulation therapy.
Ten Challenges Facing People who lisp Read Post »
How do lisps affect social indexing and identity? Explore sociolinguistic perspectives on speech differences and how lisps shape perception and self-concept.
Lisp: Social Indexing and Identity Read Post »
What is life like with a lisp? A client shares their perspective on living with a speech difference and the decision to pursue therapy as an adult.
Life with a Lisp From the perspective of a client Read Post »
What is lisp therapy for adults? Learn about articulation treatment, techniques to correct frontal and lateral lisps, and outcomes of adult therapy.
Lisps: Speech Therapy For Adults Read Post »
Case study: How speech therapy helped an educator with a frontal lisp. Real client story of adult articulation treatment from WELL SAID.
An Educator With A Frontal Lisp Read Post »