With our broad range of experience, we can help with virtually any speech and language issue your child faces.
Children may have difficulty pronouncing words for a variety of reasons, including: Articulation/Phonological Disorder, Oral-Motor Deficits, Apraxia and Stuttering/Dysfluent Speech.
Receptive and Expressive Language Development:
Receptive language is the ability to comprehend someone else's speech or gestures. Expressive language is the ability to create a message that others will understand.
Auditory and Language Processing:
Auditory processing disorders are issues understanding audible signals, causing difficulty discriminating and identifying sounds. Language processing disorders typically result in trouble understanding conversation, remembering directions and expressing one’s self verbally.
Social Thinking refers to how an individual interprets and responds to social cues from others. This can range from turn-taking, maintaining a topic and using eye contact to making friendships, interpreting body language, and expressing feelings in all different social settings.
Additional Areas addressed:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Nonverbal Language Disorder
- Social Pragmatic Disorder
- Language Learning Disorder
- Head Injury