Often times, children with speech or language delays, also have a difficult time with social interaction. There are many different skills that encompass social development. These skills include, using appropriate body language, understanding social rules, using correct language, understanding empathy and someone else’s point of view. While having trouble with social interactions can be an [...]
While many parents are glad their child is involved in school based speech therapy, they often find it challenging for a few reasons. First, there are typically several children in one group each with their own speech challenges and goals. Second, it can be a struggle for the teacher to specifically address your child’s speech [...]
If your child has a speech disorder or impediment, early intervention is the key to successful treatment. You can get the most out of your first speech therapy visit by being prepared and planning ahead. What to expect at speech therapy Be Prepared If your child’s doctor or teacher has made any suggestions, write them [...]
Childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) has become a more common speech disorder. It is when a child has a difficult time making accurate movements when talking. According to the Mayo Clinic In CAS, the brain struggles to develop plans for speech movement. With this disorder, the speech muscles aren't weak, but they don't perform normally [...]
