Psychosomatic Manifestations in Speech and Language Disorders: A Comprehensive Review

this article examines the interaction between psychosomatic elements and speech and language impairments, emphasizing the significance of a comprehensive approach in diagnosing and treating such conditions. The current article aims to systematically examine the current research on psychosomatic factors in speech and language disorders and to investigate the implications for clinical practice. A concise search was undertaken, utilizing databases such as PubMed, PsycINFO, and others and, in this regard, only studies published in English after the year 2000 that focused on the psychosomatic aspects of speech and language disorders were left out. The review revealed a substantial correlation between mental well-being and speech and language impairments. It stressed the importance of incorporating psychological assessment in speech-language pathology and examined various therapeutictechniques that address both speech-language and psychological aspects. The results highlight the necessity of considering psychosomatic factors when assessing and treating speech and language disorders. The review proposes the integration of multidisciplinary approaches for optimal management.