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Do you need Multiple Opposition therapy resources for /d/ substitution? Looking for some guidance on how to implement multiple oppositions? This product is what you have been waiting for. We have carefully selected contrasts for /d/, including nonwords, for up to 40 single consonant sounds and clusters in color and black & white.
The Multiple Oppositions for /d/ Substitutions is designed to provide you with a versatile, engaging, and evidence-supported tool to target this challenging speech profile with children on your caseload. Support for treatment target selection and implementation guidelines is included. Feel confident in adding to your speech therapy treatment options and save yourself time!
Have you ever wanted to use the Multiple Oppositions approach but weren’t sure where to start? Are you searching for an evidence-based resource to address a phoneme collapse to /d/?
A phoneme collapse to or sound preference for /d/ is common in children with moderate to severe phonological speech disorders. We want to help you efficiently make system-wide changes for these children, so we developed this product with up to 8 set options for /d/ contrasted with 40 sounds, including consonant singletons and clusters. That is a LOT of options for treatment.
DOWNLOAD these multiple oppositions cards if you need:
❶ — Learn about the multiple oppositions approach and have access to high-quality therapy support and tools.
❷ — Provide children on your caseload with another option to treat their phonological speech errors.
❸ — Understand how to personalize the multiple oppositions approach for each child’s sound system.
❹ — Access materials for multiple oppositions approach for a /d/ substitution, including planning steps, 40 contrast sounds in 8 different sets for treatment, and links to treatment paradigms so you know what to do in your sessions
What makes this resource unlike any other multiple oppositions resource that you have seen, is that you only print the pages that you need for your individual child. No need to think of rhyming contrasts for multiple sounds off the top of your head, we have done all the work for you!
DIGITAL FILE CONTENTS:
✅ — Color and Black & White Cards – over 80 pages of cards for 40 available contrasts, eight possible treatment sets to choose from
✅ — Evidence-based Rationales – discussion of who the approach is suitable for and intervention intensity, including links to references
✅ — Target Selection – tools to help you analyze the /d/ substitution you are seeing and how to select targets for therapy
✅ — Creating a Treatment Set-how many target sounds to contrast and information on treatment sets, including nonwords and why we might use them in this approach
✅ — Free Materials – links to phoneme collapse worksheets, a treatment paradigm that lays out the steps for therapy, and data collection sheets
✅ — Understanding the Cues – information about the kinds of nonwords that have been included and how to assign meaning to them so they work as part of the multiple oppositions contrastive approach
What SLPs like you are saying:
“Rebecca (Adventures in Speech Pathology) always produces high quality evidence based resources for speech sound disorders. This resource is a time-saver, the pictures are engaging, and it resulted in immediate success for the clients I have introduced it with.“
“This resource is so well thought out and presented, and it’s such a time saver! I also love the cues to help us explain the meaning of the nonwords and make them more meaningful for our students.”
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18 reviews for Multiple Oppositions Cards for /d/ Substitutions | Speech Therapy
Lisa Banner (verified owner) –
Love getting myself a new AISP resource! I know I will be using this one soon and given the high quality of other resources i have purchased from here I am sure i won’t be disappointed. Following Rebecca’s instagram account also provides SOOO MANY top tips and I have definately upped my game with my SSD clients. Keep up the great work.
Gemma Chardon (verified owner) –
Adventures in Speech Pathology is the first place I look when I need a new resource as I know that I can trust the content, quality and that the money goes straight back to a hard-working, genuine and generous member of our profession.
This resource boosted my confidence in implementing this approach with a complex client and saved me hours of time in preparation. When using this approach previously, I have become overwhelmed in the decision making process. With this resource and watching a video on Youtube that Rebecca has made, I was able to more appropriately consider targets and implement the approach well. Thanks Rebecca!
Tiffany W. –
Just like the /g/ and /h/ resource this is wonderful for the children on my caseload with a phoneme collapse – I have 2 at the moment who collapse to /d/ and their progress has been wonderful using this!
Jennifer T. –
Love this resource, saved me so much time because I didnt have to prep materials. Students enoyed using this resource. It was engaged and addressed goals.
Jennifer H. –
This was really helpful for my student with phoneme collapse to /d/. Not many materials like this so it was great!
Beth K. –
Resources and materials are so hard to find for this approach. Thank you for making my life easier with these engaging materials. My kids love them.
Rachel S. –
Great pictures on cards that can be adapted for so many activities to keep students engaged and attentive while we practice.
Monica N. –
This is a great resource for some of those tricky kids who have unusual substitutions. Some fun words too!
Sonja McGeachie (verified owner) –
Thank you I love your materials
Autumn C. –
I had a student with a sound preference for /d/ and decided to use the multiple oppositions approach. I had never used this approach before so this resource in combination with the blog post by AISP was so helpful. I loved that I didn’t need to think of my own words to use with this approach and I could just print the pages for the sounds I wanted to target!
Gayle I. –
Just what I needed! Saved me so much time in making my own word lists.
Fatima H. –
This resource was very helpful in implementing the multiple oppositions approach. I felt very lost before starting and this resource helped me feel much more confident and it has helped my students a lot!
Joanne D. –
Rebecca (Adventures in Speech Pathology) always produces high quality evidence based resources for speech sound disorders. This resource is a time-saver, the pictures are engaging, and it resulted in immediate success for the clients I have introduced it with. Definitely a winner!! Thanks Rebecca for another great resource !
Sheena C. –
This is a great resource for phoneme collapse! Just started using it and it was perfect for auditory discrimination and working of speech sound production!
Joyce M. –
Helpful to obtain further multiple opposition sets for d phoneme collapse, pictures are engaging.
Darlene M. –
This is an incredible resource to have for therapy. It is work to get the cards copied and laminated but worth it when the kids enjoy therapy. I am learning a lot as I use this resource and type of therapy. It’s well worth the money. Any of AISP are excellent therapy resources to have in your therapy toolbox.
Kayla H. –
Amazing! Love the multiple oppositions approach for my students with a phoneme collapse and severe phonological processes/patterns. These cards make it easy on me for easy low prep/grab and go therapy. I know my students are practicing meaningful vocabulary when I use AISP products, too!
Gwendolyn L. –
This resource is so helpful! I had been using multiple oppositions before but coming up with words and making flashcards and getting pictures was always my least favorite part! I love that I now have them ready to go!