Facilitative contexts take the guesswork out of therapy by using sounds a child can already say to help them produce sounds they struggle with. It’s a smart, evidence-informed way to work with speech sound errors, and a great tool to add to your therapy toolbox.

The Minimal Pairs approach is a classic phonological intervention that’s simple in design but powerful in impact. By focusing on sound contrasts, this method helps children understand how small changes in speech can lead to big differences in meaning.

Strong literacy skills open doors, not just to reading and writing, but to understanding the world. At Bjorem Speech®, we believe early literacy development goes hand-in-hand with speech and language, and we’re proud to offer tools that support foundational skills in engaging, accessible ways.

Phonology is a foundational piece of speech and language development. It refers to the rules and patterns of sounds in a language, how sounds are organized, combined, and used. At Bjorem Speech®, we’re passionate about supporting children’s phonological development through engaging, research-based tools that build sound awareness and clear communication.

Selective Mutism is a complex anxiety disorder that affects a child’s ability to speak in certain social settings despite being able to speak comfortably elsewhere. At Bjorem Speech®, we understand the sensitivity needed to support children with this challenge and offer resources designed to empower communication in a gentle, effective way.