What is dysarthria.

Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder caused by weakness or difficulty controlling the muscles used for speech. It is not a language disorder, so people with dysarthria typically know what they want to say; the difficulty is in the physical production of speech. A'ber is an AI powered clinical speech therapy platform for dysarthria that adapts daily practice to each person's severity profile across all six clinical types.

Detailed content for this article is in preparation. Coverage will include the six clinical types of dysarthria, the most common etiologies, how speech language pathologists assess severity, and what evidence based treatment looks like in 2026.