Overview
Phonological disorders are rule-based patterns of sound errors, such as leaving off final consonants or fronting sounds made at the back of the mouth.
Signs & Symptoms
- Consistent patterns of sound simplification
- Speech unclear to strangers beyond age 4
- Multiple sound errors that group together
- Frustration when not understood
The iSpeak Approach
- Detailed developmental and communication history taken from parent or caregiver.
- Play-based, child-led assessment using validated tools appropriate for age.
- Personalised therapy plan co-created with the family, reviewed every 6–8 weeks.
- Home practice ideas that fit into daily routines — meals, bath, bedtime, play.
What to Expect in Your First Session
- A friendly 45–60 minute video session, with a parent or caregiver present.
- Warm-up activities so your child feels safe and engaged.
- Structured play tasks that let the therapist observe communication.
- A written summary and clear next steps within 48 hours.