TEEN SPEECH THERAPYPublic Speaking
Speech therapy can build confidence and clarity for classroom presentations, interviews, debates, or leadership roles.
Boost Your Teen’s Public Speaking Skills
Many teens feel nervous or unsure when speaking in front of others. Speech therapy offers practical tools to organize thoughts, project their voice, and speak clearly—helping them feel prepared. Developing public speaking skills now can lay the groundwork for success in school and future careers.
Public Speaking Goals
Organize Ideas Clearly
Structure speeches with a strong introduction, body, and conclusion
Practice Clear Articulation
Pronounce words distinctly for better audience comprehension
Improve Pacing
Maintain a steady, understandable speaking speed
Use Persuasive Techniques
Employ rhetoric and evidence to convince and inspire listeners
The Lifelong Importance of Public Speaking
Public speaking is essential beyond the classroom—teens use it in college for presentations and discussions, and later in the workplace for interviews, networking, and leadership. It builds self-confidence and critical thinking by teaching teens to respond confidently and express ideas clearly. These skills support personal growth, social success, and help teens become effective communicators who stand out in any setting.
“Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.”
— Michael Jordan, Basketball player