Speech Sounds on Cue (US Eng)

Carol Bishop

4.4

About this app

Age 10
Updated Feb 20, 2023
OS IOS

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Speech Sounds on Cue (US Eng) is a speech therapy app that helps people with apraxia, aphasia, and articulation difficulties practice accurate speech sounds using clear visual and auditory cues in American English. Ideal for home practice and clinician-guided therapy, it delivers structured, distraction-free sessions for faster carryover to everyday speech. Key features: - Close-up mouth modeling videos and clear audio for US English consonants and vowels - Graded cueing that progresses from sounds to syllables, words, and functional phrases - Customizable practice lists and simple progress overview to keep training focused Why choose it: - Clinically inspired content designed for real-world rehabilitation - Easy to use for individuals, caregivers, and SLPs - Effective for daily articulation practice and recovery after stroke or brain injury Keywords: speech therapy app, apraxia, aphasia, articulation practice, US English, rehabilitation, home practice, SLP tool

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How to use:

1. Download and open the app, then ensure your device volume is on so you can hear the model speech clearly. 2. Create a profile or choose Quick Start, then select your target sounds or word lists based on your goals. 3. Tap a target to watch the mouth video and hear the model, then repeat aloud while following the on-screen cues. 4. Progress from sounds to syllables, words, and short phrases, repeating items and adjusting difficulty as you improve. 5. After each session, review what you practiced and refine your lists to focus on the sounds or phrases that need more work.