What's a Speech Disorder? Dysarthria vs. Apraxia Treatment
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Dysarthria and apraxia of speech are both motor speech disorders but with different treatment approaches. Understanding the differences is crucial when it comes to speech therapy treatment and rehabilitation. Whether you are an individual with speech problems caused by a stroke or Parkinson's disease, speech language therapist, or a caregiver, this video will enhance your understanding of diagnosis and treatment of dysarthria vs. apraxia.
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00:00 Speech disorders
00:21 Dysarthria
00:50 Brain injury
1:18 Strengthening
2:13 Intelligibility
2:31 Coordination
2:52 Apraxia of speech
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Thank you for this video. Very educational 😃
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for letting me know Teresa!
This video explain everything I did not understand. Thank you.
So glad you found this helpful Tony! blessings to you.
Thank you ma'am for this amazing video
You’re welcome! So glad you found this helpful!
Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and would love your feedback on future video topics.
This video created knowledge about different types of causes of speech issues.
That was my intention exactly ! Now just needing to make one about aphasia !
@@SpeechSecrets I am suffering from Aphasia since January 2023. I am 67 years of age. I was a speaker till July 2023.
There are 12 cranial nerves. We have to identify which are weak.
Yes, great point! A cranial nerve assessment is very helpful to pinpoint the pathology and for treatment planning.
My main issues are:
1. Every sound is Nasal
2. Swallowing
3. Smiling
4. I am not able to open my right eye when I put eye drops.
I got difficult to speech. Ma'am can you help me what type of doctors can help me out.
Speak with your doctor and consider seeing a speech therapist in your area!
What if you have every system problem with ataxic and slurred speech
Addressing each system individually may be helpful. Along with compensatory strategies to increase speech intelligibility.
Can we use AAC for apraxia patients?
Many factor to consider, but with a pure apraxia an AAC is often helpful because the problem is less with language and more with speech production. However, if there is also aphasia present, which there often is, this will affect the ability to use language and impact AAC selection (such as icons, vs word).
How do I practice at home with dysarthria I have it
Thanks for asking, I am brainstorming and working on some additional dysarthria videos currently!
@@SpeechSecretslooking forward to this! i was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis about a year ago and my speaking ability completely devolved. now, even though my symptoms are being managed, i seem to have some leftover muscle imbalance/weakness as well as difficulties with breath control. in other words you’ve finally given a name to my speech for me, so thank you!!
You might find this diaphragmatic breathing video to be a helpful resource.
ruclips.net/video/7ylDS-ACABY/видео.html
@froggyinmypasta Thanks for sharing your experience and story with the myasthenia gravis diagnosis. Wishing you the best in your speech journey and overall recovery. Glad you found this video to be useful for you!
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