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Do you need a mirror for speech therapy exercises?
A speech therapy mirror is a mandatory piece of equipment in every speech therapy office. It is used for speech therapy exercises with children with speech disorders. Such types of mirrors allow you to observe the regularity of the correct arrangement of the organs of articulation, and then independently imitate and perform the corresponding exercises. Therefore, it allows you to observe and control the exercises performed by the child and has a positive effect on their effectiveness. For this reason, it is an indispensable tool for every speech therapist.
Use of logopathic mirrors
Speech therapy mirrors contribute to effective work with the child. They provide comfortable and safe classes. Using this type of mirror, the speech therapist and the small patient can observe each other and work on the correct positioning of the organs during the exercises. They contribute to the work on voice formation and prevent spasms of the articulator.
The child, practicing in front of the speech therapy mirror, observes the work of his speech apparatus. On the other hand, the speech therapist clearly shows him the tasks to be performed and has the opportunity to immediately correct the violations that occur during the exercises.
Types of mirrors used in speech therapy
Depending on the preferences of the doctor, there are different types of mirrors in speech therapy offices. It:
Horizontal mirrors. They are hung on the wall. They are used for joint work with the child.
Triptych mirrors. They have movable wings. It allows you to observe the movements of the speech apparatus in different planes at the same time.
Standing mirrors. These are smaller mirrors that can be placed on a table. Usually they can be installed at different angles for more precise control of the speech apparatus.
It should be noted that speech therapy mirrors are not only great for working with a child in a speech therapy office, but can also be used for individual work with a child at home or at school.