Spread the loveThis is a condition characterized by problems with talking even in the affected person’s own language. Both children and adults can have speech impairments. People with speech impairments experience a difficult time pronouncing different speech sounds. While speech impairments and language impairments are frequently used interchangeably, they’re very different kinds of problems. Speech impairments restrict people from forming the right speech sounds, while language impairments affect people’s ability to learn words or comprehend what’s being said to them. Speech impairments are distributed into three general categories. Voice disorder refers to an atypical tone of voice, fluency disorder stands … Continue reading Speech Impairment: Definition, Categories, and Symptoms