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Orlando Speech Therapy; Important Terminology You Should Know

2021-04-08T06:54:13-04:00April 8th, 2021|

The process of speech evaluation can be overwhelming. Between the interview questions, forms to fill out, and emotions involved, understanding your child’s assessment can be difficult.  Common Speech Terminology Receptive Language  Receptive language is used to describe how a child comprehends language.   How well they can understand words, such as places, people, actions, simple [...]

Kissimmee Speech Therapy; Helping Those With Autism & Apraxia

2021-04-01T10:25:39-04:00April 1st, 2021|

April is Autism Awareness Month, aimed at increasing the understanding, acceptance and supporting those with autism. Often times those with Autism Spectrum Disorder face challenges with social and communication skills. Finding it difficult to pick up on social cues and holding a conversation.  It is common for children with Autism to also have apraxia The [...]

Orlando/Kissimmee Speech Therapy: Why Language Issues Are Often Overlooked

2021-03-25T07:15:28-04:00March 25th, 2021|

One of the most common childhood struggles is Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). It affects approximately 2 children in every primary classroom. In spite of its prevalence, affect how a child learns, speaks, and socializes, it is often overlooked.  A child with DLD has difficulty understanding what is being said or using spoken language, it can [...]

Successful Strategy For Central Florida Children With Development Language Delay 

2021-03-17T08:23:57-04:00March 17th, 2021|

Consistency and routine makes it easier for preschool children to learn, especially those with developmental language delays (DLD). A simple strategy can help the learning process was published in the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) in hopes of helping parents and caregivers create opportunities for success. Easing the frustration many children with DLD feel. Be S.M.A.R.T. [...]

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