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Melodic intonation therapy may help some people with speech disorders

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AI-generated cover illustration of a speech-language therapist guiding an adult through rhythmic speech practice; illustrative, not a documentary image or clinical evidence.

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Speech-language specialists may use melodic intonation therapy for some people with neurological speech disorders, including certain forms of aphasia. It is a structured therapy using rhythm, intonation, and practice of useful phrases—not a universal set of “singing lessons” for every speech difficulty.