Here, we’ll go over some of the key differences between pediatric speech therapy and adult speech therapy so that you can better understand how speech therapy changes as you get older.

Lisps are a type of speech condition most commonly seen in children, although adults can have lisps too. Generally, if a child has a lisp, they should grow out of it by the age of 5. However, there are cases when a lisp can persist. Depending on what causes a lisp, treatment methods vary. A…

Adults can face a lot of challenges with communication and their speech. However, since speech therapy is often thought of as something for children to help them overcome a speech impediment, many people don’t realize adult speech therapy both exists and can help them. The idea that you can be too old for speech therapy…