This next article goes into depth a little more about the 4 different types of Lisps. It even features different 's' and 'z' pictures to use in order to determine if in fact someone does actually have a lisp (I thought that that was very interesting and neat). Now if you were to visit this page and scrolled about 3/4 of the page down you will see in big blue words "Therapy" now unlike other websites that only tell you whom you should visit in order to help assist you in fixing you or your child's lisp disorder, this section tells you what all is done if you were to visit a doctor. It goes through the step by step process, giving the potential visitor descriptive information and basically what to expect.
The author of this website goes into a little more greater detail than most giving examples and pictures, check it out and see for yourself, http://www.members.tripod.com/Caroline_Bowen/lisping.htm
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