Multiple Oppositions Approach

This video details the multiple oppositions approach used to treat a phonological disorder.
Link to Multiple Oppositions Approach Handout:
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Data Collection Sheet (scroll to end):
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Links for Additional Resources:
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www.speech-language-therapy.c...
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Resource for Content
Bauman-Wängler, J. A. (2012). Articulatory and phonological impairments: A clinical focus. Boston: Pearson.
Music Credit:
Music byJoakim Karud / joakimkarud
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[@lindie7311]

could you please try to elaborate more on how to select target sound

[@RCres06]

This video was great! I have a client with a significant phoneme collapse. We are now at step 3. Can you elaborate on "untrained treatment sets"? Does this mean I need to provide another set of 5 words? I'd love more info on generalization beyond step 3 & 4 (:

[@AntonimousMusic]

Would a treatment set mean a treatment session?