Correcting Sound Errors in Children (Dyslalia)
A certified professional's step-by-step guide to helping children overcome articulation challenges with confidence.
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A certified professional's step-by-step guide to helping children overcome articulation challenges with confidence.
Unlike generic speech tutorials, this course is grounded in both theory and real-world experience. It’s designed for busy adults, with concise lessons, engaging visuals, and practical tools you can start using right away. At the heart of this course is the P.E.T.A.L. method — a parent-focused approach designed to support long-term speech development at home. You’ll also get a printable PDF workbook to make daily practice easier.
What you'll learn
Understand what dyslalia is and how it affects children’s speech.
Identify common articulation errors and their developmental stages.
Apply targeted articulation exercises for kids using a step-by-step speech therapy framework.
Support your child or student at home using engaging daily routines.
Use visual, auditory, and kinesthetic tools for more effective speech practice.
Know when and how to refer to a specialist.
Description
Created by a certified speech therapist and psychopedagogue, this one hour course offers a warm, expert-led journey through the process of correcting speech sound errors in children.
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or early childhood professional, you’ll gain the confidence and tools to make a difference.
With charming voiceovers, engaging visuals, and downloadable worksheets, you’ll learn how to:
Understand the root causes of sound errors like /s/, /r/, /sh/, /k/, and more.
Use playful yet practical exercises that build correct pronunciation step-by-step.
Apply the P.E.T.A.L. method — a parent-focused approach that boosts long-term success.
Create daily language routines and reduce screen time effectively.
Bonus: Includes a PDF workbook with printable speech worksheets for hands-on home practice!
From the therapy room to your screen — this course is packed with professional know-how, real strategies, and a touch of warmth. Because learning how to help others should feel helpful, too.
“Language is the harmony of the human mind — it contains both the trophies of its past and the weapons of its future victories.” — S.T. Coleridge
Who this course is for:
Parents of children with mild to moderate articulation issues;
Teachers and kindergarten staff;
Speech therapy students or assistants;
Anyone seeking a clear, structured, and loving approach to dyslalia support.
