Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc

BREATHING exercises

This book provides a thorough look at the role of breathing in children's speech and language therapy. It offers a wide range of breathing exercises designed to strengthen respiratory muscles, improve fluency, and boost children's confidence. It's written in an accessible way, making it suitable for speech and language therapists, parents, and caregivers.

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Description

The role of breathing in speech and language therapy

Age Group : 5+

Each chapter is also carefully designed for the young reader, including fun exercises and engaging illustrations to make learning enjoyable. The content is designed to be introduced gradually, starting with basic exercises suitable for younger or less experienced children and progressing to more advanced techniques as the child develops their skills.

Breathing is a fundamental function that plays a crucial role in every aspect of our lives, and this is especially true when it comes to speech. How we inhale and exhale, control our breathing, and use our respiratory system affects the quality, clarity, and fluency of our speech.

The book "BREATHING exercises" offers a comprehensive guide to improving children's speech and overall well-being through conscious and controlled breathing. The outcome is not just improved speech but healthier and more confident children ready to express themselves clearly and fluently.

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Book format

Paper or PDF file
SKU

EN-EB1125
Age

School-aged children
Number of pages

118
Dimensions

7 x 10 inches
Author

Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc
Pagination

Alice Kassotaki
Illustration

Alice Kassotaki
Year of publication

2023

Introduction

Introduction to breathing exercises and speech therapy
The importance of breathing in speech
Understanding the respiratory system
Breathing disorders and their impact on speech
Respiratory-related speech disorders in children
The role of speech therapy

Part 1- Basic Level

Basic breathing exercises
Diaphragmatic breathing
Musical instruments and breath control

Part 2- Intermediate Level

Intermediate breathing exercises
Lateral breathing
Resistance breathing
Sound breathing
Counting breathing
Guided imagery breathing

Part 3 - Advanced Level

Advanced breathing exercises
Mindful breathing to improve speech
Using breathing exercises
Using breathing exercises
The role of parents and caregivers in breathing exercises
Daily routines for practice
Fun breathing games for children
Monitoring progress: Calendars and charts
Conclusion - Benefits of breathing exercises in speech and language therapy

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Age

School-aged children

Author

Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc

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"BREATHING exercises" delivers a remarkable exploration into the intersection of respiration and speech therapy for children. The author expertly weaves in a variety of actionable exercises that both professionals and caregivers can employ to bolster respiratory strength and fluency. Its intuitive, gradual approach ensures comprehension and progress for all skill levels, making it a gem for speech and language therapists, parents, and caregivers alike.

BREATHING exercises

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The role of breathing in speech and language therapy

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