Speech therapy mirror

The Study Buddy speech therapy mirror is a widely applicable mirror that can be used, among other things, to support students with language and speech exercises. The Study Buddy speech therapy mirror is multifunctional and, in addition to exercises in the field of speech and language, can also be used, for example, to improve motor skills in students.

The low weight of the mirror makes it easy to transport and the design with two separate parts makes the speech therapy mirror easy to store. The uniqueness of the speech therapy mirror is that it is adjustable in 4 different positions, so that students and supervisors can sit behind the mirror both individually and together in an optimal position.

The speech therapy mirror is available in two sizes: small (mirror size 42 x 30 cm) and large (mirror size 50 x 35 cm).

What are the advantages of the Study Buddy speech therapy mirror?

• The Study Buddy speech therapy mirror is multifunctional and, in addition to exercises in the field of speech and language, can also be used, for example, to improve motor skills in students.
• The light weight of the Study Buddy speech therapy mirror makes it easy to transport and the design with two separate parts makes it easy to store.
• The Study Buddy speech therapy mirror is adjustable in 4 different positions and this allows students and counselors to sit behind the mirror both individually and together in an optimal position.

What can the Study Buddy speech therapy mirror be used for?

• Pupils with language and speech problems can use the Study Buddy to perform speech therapy exercises that stimulate the further development of oral motor skills.
• Sensorimotor exercises can also be done with the Study Buddy speech therapy mirror and by spraying shaving foam or whipped cream on the mirror, for example, students come into contact with sensory stimuli such as seeing, feeling and tasting.
• The Study Buddy Speech Therapy Mirror can also help students identify and recognize facial expressions and emotions. Especially at a younger age it is important to let students get acquainted with this.