“Can adults benefit from speech therapy?”
I am a 22 year old female who has trouble saying certain words and letters. Can adults benefit from speech therapy?
13 Answers
Yes, adults can benefit from speech pathology services. We specialize in communication and articulation (how you say sounds and words). Google speech-language pathologists in your town and then explain to them what you want to work on. They can help you. Best of wishes.
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Yes - speech/articulation is largely an oral motor issue so you can retrain the muscles in your mouth so your speech is "correct"
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Yes, adults can benefit from speech therapy. Therapy addresses the needs of all individuals with communication challenges. The age of the client is not a factor.
Yes, adults can benefit from speech therapy. Therapy addresses the needs of all individuals with communication challenges. The age of the client is not a factor.
Terlenda Lassiter
Speech-Language Pathologist
Yes they can. Speech language pathology is a cradle to grave profession. We diagnose, assess, and treat clients of all ages, in school settings, medical settings, private practice, and health centers.
Yes! Anyone can benefit from speech therapy at any time in their life. Because you have had many years of saying a sound or word the "wrong" way, it may take you longer to break that habit and more practice. The good news is, now that you are an adult you are able to monitor your own speech, practice diligently, and intentionally focus on "retraining" yourself.
Nicole Bigger
Broomfield, CO
Absolutely! Just like learning a new skill, speech therapy will take time and practice, but if you’re motivated to work on your speech sounds, adults can absolutely benefit from it.