Multiple Oppositions: Getting Started

[@Natt327]

I've just subscribed you! You will be my go-to KZbin speechie!! :) Your voice is so soothing and you articulate so well, easy to understand. Thank you !!

[@AdventuresinSpeechPathology]

Wow, thank you!

[@my5614]

Thank you for your explanation! It was very helpful!

[@AdventuresinSpeechPathology]

Thanks so much Maritza! Glad to hear it was helpful!

[@kelsib113]

Thank you so much for this video it was super helpful!!!! I am wondering if you have had the chance to make the video on what the first therapy session would look like?

[@AdventuresinSpeechPathology]

You’re welcome! We are so glad you found the video helpful. We do not have a therapy session video for multiple oppositions at this time but that is a great idea that we will keep in mind! -AISP Team

[@abigailelisemoore201]

This is very helpful! Are you picking targets that the child substitutes for, stimulable sounds or both?

[@AdventuresinSpeechPathology]

I'm glad you found this helpful! We usually pick both stimulable and non-stimulable sounds. However, target selection really varies for each specific child. We have a blog post that gives some more information about multiple oppositions and has links to free resources! Check it out here: bit.ly/FreeMultipleOpps_BLOG -AISP Team

[@CeylanMustafa-w3n]

Hi, I have a child that is using a cluster sound for different sounds -does this approach still work or does it have to be a single sound? for example they use "gr" for br, dr, tr and "cr" for pr,fr, tr

[@rebeccareinking6844]

Yes, it is still an option for children who collapse many clusters to one cluster - alternatively, I like to do a lot of auditory discrimination work featuring clusters and use my R Cluster Help Sheets to help with this as well.

[@CeylanMustafa-w3n]

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[@aslimard1311]

Very helpful vdo

[@AdventuresinSpeechPathology]

We are glad the video was helpful! Keep an eye out for more helpful videos in the future by subscribing to our KZbin channel (: -AISP Team

[@margaretlangan310]

Do you have a favorite standardized articulation test?

[@AdventuresinSpeechPathology]

Hi! I use a variety of tests, many informal. The most frequently used standardized assessment is the DEAP.