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Using Tactile Cues in Pediatric Speech Therapy

Have you heard of tactile cues? 🤔 Tactile cueing is a way to show the correct placement of the articulators, (mainly the tongue, teeth and lips) using touch, to teach a person to say the correct pronunciation of sounds. Here are the benefits of tactile cues in Speech Therapy: 🔹Improved Motor Planning: Tactile cues can facilitate the development of accurate motor plans for speech production, aiding in the coordination of articulatory movements 🔹Increased Awareness of Oral Structures: Through tactile cues, children become more aware of the movements and positions of their lips, tongue, and other oral structures, leading to improved speech sound production 🔹Engagement and Motivation: Incorporating tactile cues can make speech therapy sessions more engaging and enjoyable for children, which can lead to increased motivation and participation. #tactilecues #speechtherapy #speechlanguagepathology #pediatricspeechtherapist #tuesdayswithkidsplace