Abstract

This interdisciplinary study delves into the path taken by a speech therapist to become multilingual and how that ability improves their capacity to treat bilingual speech issues. The therapist’s ability to navigate the complexity of numerous languages gives them a special set of skills that enable them to recognize and address speech-related difficulties presented by multilingual people. The research explores the therapist’s methods, experiences, and how multilingual fluency affects the successful treatment of bilingual speech disorders. In the end, it clarifies the priceless role that linguistic flexibility plays in the field of speech therapy.