Lateral lisp

[Lynn]

Does anyone know of the program "Kessler's" and where I can find it? I read it was good for /s/ remediation, but I can't find it.
Does anyone have any other programs or techniques good for a lateral lisp?

[kathyslp1]

Lynn, I have a set of techniques in my word procesing file that I have used successfully. Send me your direct email address and I can forward it as an attachment.

Kathy Swiney

[Lynn]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by kathyslp1:
Lynn, I have a set of techniques in my word procesing file that I have used successfully. Send me your direct email address and I can forward it as an attachment.

Kathy Swiney<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

[Lynn]

Thanks so much!! <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by kathyslp1:
Lynn, I have a set of techniques in my word procesing file that I have used successfully. Send me your direct email address and I can forward it as an attachment.

Kathy Swiney<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>



[This message has been edited by patr (edited 12-27-2000).]

[SharonRachel]

Lynn, if you wouldn't mind, I would also appreciate being sent the information you have regarding remediation of lateral lisps whenever you get a chance.
My email address is: <bosonm@intrepid.net>

Thanks so much, SharonRachel

[baumann]

Hi Lynn or Kathy, I would also like a copy of the material you have for lateral lisps. My email is candlbaumann@foxinternet.net thank you, Lisa

[GoZyedeco]

I am also very interested in the lateral lisp info! Could someone please forward it to me? Gozyedeco@aol.com Thanks a lot!

[jenv]

I am new member and just logged in tonight. I am interested in Lynn's lateral lisp information too. My email is jenvick@bellsouth.net Thank you in advance.

[jenv]

OOOOpps, actually it was Kathy's lateral lisp information. Thanks again jenv

[tem]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Lynn:
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May I also have a copy of your techniques for the lateral lisp?
tem@waymark.net

[abherrin]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by tem:
May I also have a copy of your techniques for the lateral lisp?
tem@waymark.net<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

This lateral lisp info. is a hot item. May I get a copy of the techniques as well? abherrin@surfsouth.com

[Lynn]

Wanted to make sure Kathy is getting the credit for the Lateral Lisp information. Thanks again Kathy. Didn't know you would be so popular, Huh?

[Scott]

Lynn or Kathy, would it be possible for you to send me a copy of your lateral lisp information that you have? I would greatly appreciate it. (scotta@amity.k12.or.us)

[talkrite]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by kathyslp1:
Lynn, I have a set of techniques in my word procesing file that I have used successfully. Send me your direct email address and I can forward it as an attachment.

Kathy Swiney<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Could you please send a copy to me at nreeves@lisle.dupage.k12.il.us Thanks

[hannahdg]

The best luck I have had over the many years I have been an SLP with a lateral lisp is using a simple technique that I am sure many others have used. I start with the child producing the phoneme /t/ very softly and quickly several times in rapid succession. It is very easy to then prolong the /t/ into the beginnings of the sibilant production for /s/. Generally this will give the child some quick good feedback as to how it is supposed to be produced, rather than how the lateral production has been. At first the production is short, but with continued therapy, the child can begin to produce a good /s/. In conjunction with this I use a light tapping motion in the air, with my fingers pointed upward as I make the rapid /t/ production and when I begin to prolong the production, I gently drag my fingers down in the air to give the child an idea of the fact that this is a continuing sound. This may sound strange, but it is part of a method used with the deaf and hard of hearing called Verbotonal. You may have already tried the majority of this, but good luck!