Speech Therapy — Speech therapy is the most common way to help with speech recovery after a stroke.
It’s often done in combination with other therapies, like occupational therapy. With speech therapy, you’ll learn how to use different muscles in your mouth and throat to produce language, as well as how to understand people when they talk to you.
Language Therapy — Language therapy is a subtype of speech therapy. It helps with language comprehension and expression.
Language therapy uses different techniques, like visuals and music, to help you communicate better.
Repetition — Repetition is one of the most important parts of speech and language recovery.
You need to practice your new language patterns and habits as much as possible to make them stick.
That’s why speech and language therapists will assign you homework to do on your own.
