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Translation of speech therapy in Spanish:

speech therapy

foniatría, n.

noun

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    foniatría feminine
    logopedia feminine
    • I insisted on a referral for speech therapy when he was 2.
    • Some of the speech problems can be solved with speech therapy alone and some require a combination of speech therapy and surgery.
    • Behavior modification and speech therapy also are necessary.
    • I had speech therapy, it's still an effort to talk actually.
    • Consequently, treatment of lisps is best accomplished by speech therapy.
    • Children with this condition often require many other services, including complex dental care and speech therapy.
    • However, after cleft palate repair, most children eventually catch up and develop normal speech, although some will require speech therapy or additional surgery.
    • They were encouraged to continue speech therapy with the help of the linguist.
    • In addition, it trains paramedical workers in occupational therapy, speech therapy and physiotherapy to broaden its outreach.
    • Recovery can be aided by speech therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and counselling.
    • Restorative dentistry, speech therapy and dietary counselling may be required for those whose mouths have been altered by the treatment.
    • Other therapies that have a crucial role in managing and coping with Parkinson's disease include physiotherapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy.
    • The pain subsided gradually, and he received speech therapy and physiotherapy.
    • Many people with Down's Syndrome benefit from specialised education, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech therapy and a dietician.
    • Cash will also go towards giving him all the medical care he needs such as speech therapy and hydrotherapy.
    • The facility also offers primary schooling, occupational therapy and speech therapy on both an in-patient and out-patient basis.
    • Some types of treatment are speech therapy, drugs, or electronic devices.
    • She was offered a referral for speech therapy, which is a widely used treatment for vocal cord dysfunction.
    • As healing progressed, I began speech therapy and was assured, ‘You will speak again.’
    • Participants in both groups referred to rehabilitation as including physiotherapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy.