Definition: Oralogy, also known as speech therapy, is a form of therapy that focuses on improving communication skills and language abilities. It is often used to help individuals who have difficulty with communication or who are struggling with their language development. In oralogy, therapists use various techniques to help clients improve their understanding and expression of language. These techniques may include: 1. Speech recognition: The therapist uses a device such as a computer, voice recorder, or microphone to listen to the client's speech
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