Enunciation
When someone has a manner of speaking where the sounds or words are under-articulated, slurred or blended together it is said they are having trouble with enunciation.
Adults with enunciation concerns tend to move their mouths less than the average person when speaking and/or speak at a faster rate than average. The treatment for enunciation depends on the cause of the concern: oral motor or rate. Once we complete an assessment we will determine the misused pattern and formulate a treatment plan to target the root of the cause. Our speech-pathologists will work closely with you to achieve lasting noteworthy enunciation when speaking.
If you feel that you are generally not enunciating when you speak, then our services may be right for you.
Our approach
At Well Said: Toronto Speech Therapy, we have the experience and dedication to help you achieve measurable results that you can use in your real life. Using a client-centered, evidenced-based, holistic and collaborative approach, we will work with you and the latest research to achieve your enunciation goals.
Our services are covered by most workplace and education insurance plans. Go ahead and try our "Is Enunciation Work for Me?" self-reflection tool below to discover how you might benefit.
Is Enunciation work for me?
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The Steps
Understand the Difference
Understand the way you currently articulate or enunciate and how it can be improved.
Learn the target
Learn how to segment and clearly pronounce sounds and words.
Practice the New Way
Achieve your goal through step-by-step and supported practice in a safe space.