
If your single-word articulation test is the only assessment you rely on before starting therapy, you're missing something BIG: the words where your student might already be able to say the sound correctly! That's where facilitative contexts come in. Never heard of them? You're not alone!
Facilitative contexts are carefully chosen words that make an error sound easier to say, and once you know how to find them, you'll never look at articulation assessment or therapy the same way again!
As an SLP who only treats speech sound disorders, I've spent the last three years collecting data and case studies, and the results are clear: you can fast track articulation therapy by starting from success, instead of spending weeks and months on error-heavy practice trying to find the "right cue."
By the end of this 2 hour course, participants will:
1. Understand what facilitative contexts are and why they're such a powerful tool (even if you've never heard of them!)
2. Confidently test an error sound across a wider set of words to discover where it's ALREADY working
3. Spot which contexts make the sound clearer, which get you close, and which make the error worse
4. Know exactly where to start therapy, with a targeted plan that builds from success (without relying on endless cues)
Packed with real clinical video examples, this masterclass will change how you assess and plan for articulation errors. It is pre-recorded course, so you can work through it at your own pace at any time during the free period.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
* Free access is open for two weeks only: November 4 to November 17, 2026.
* Free access closes at 11:59 PM EST (New York) on November 17, which is 3:59 PM AEDT (Sydney) on November 18.
* You can register now, and the content opens on November 4.
* After the free period, the Masterclass becomes a $67 USD paid course.
* We are unable to offer extensions to the free period.
To complete the Masterclass for free, you must register and finish the full 2-hour course by 11:59 PM EST on November 17 (3:59 PM AEDT on November 18). Registering late does not extend your deadline, so allow at least 2 hours before free access closes.
Free access for two weeks - finishing on 11.59 pm Nov 17th EST
Please purchase a registration for each individual taking the course. This also means you cannot share a single registration with anyone, or purchase one registration and watch it "as a team". The slides, handouts and access to the course are for the registered students only. We kindly ask participants to support and respect the work, time, and intellectual property it took to create this course :)
Please contact support@adventuresinspeechpathology.com if you have any questions about group rates.
Yes, this course may be counted as 2 hours of professional learning for your professional association. A certificate will be provided upon completion of the course. ASHA CEUs are not provided, but the course can be used as Professional Development Hours (PDH), which count toward CCC maintenance. Find more information HERE.
If you sign up in the FREE period (November 4th, 2026 - November 17th, 2026) you will have access until midnight, Tuesday November 17th, 2026.
From midnight, Tuesday November 17th, 2026, you will have to pay for access. You will then have access for 60 days from your sign up date.
No extensions of the free period will be granted.
All of our courses are priced and charged in US dollars (USD). If you pay by card, your bank will automatically convert the amount to your local currency at their current exchange rate, so the final amount on your statement may look a little different to the USD price, and some banks add a small international transaction fee.
If you would like to see the converted amount before you commit, choose PayPal at checkout. PayPal shows you the total in your own currency before you confirm your payment. Your invoice and receipt will always show the USD amount.
Our courses are charged in US dollars (USD), so if your card is in another currency, your bank converts the USD amount at their own exchange rate when the payment goes through.
The figure on your statement is the converted amount, and some banks also add a small international transaction fee on top. This is completely normal, and nothing has gone wrong with your order. Your invoice (accessible through your Course My Account - Billing) will always show the original USD price, so if the numbers don't match, the difference is simply the exchange rate and any fees your bank has applied.
If something still doesn't look right, email us at support@adventuresinspeechpathology.com and we'll happily take a look.
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