Language delay/disorder
A language disorder means your child struggles to understand or express themselves, making communication with others tough. This challenge often causes frustration and can make it hard for them to make friends. Our speech therapy effectively helps kids overcome these speech delays.
What type of conditions affect a child’s language development?
Some of the common conditions affecting a child’s language development include:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Language- based Learning Disabilities
- Specific Language Impairments
What are some signs or symptoms of a Language Disorder?
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Child does not look at people/ objects when called
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Child does not respond to his/ her name
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Child does not use much words/ combine words or use phrases/ short sentences in preschool
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A child struggles to understand instructions at home and school. They often look at friends to figure out what to do
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Child has difficulty communicating effectively with peers
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Child struggles with reading and writing
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A child finds it hard with advanced skills like sequencing, inferencing, and getting figurative language.
How can we help? First, we assess language difficulty using tools. Next, we recommend activities to target the child’s specific issues. If needed, we might provide a different communication system. This helps in effective communication. We also teach parents strategies to enhance communication therapy in daily routines. Our speech therapy effectively helps kids with speech delays.
New research shows more kids are diagnosed with speech delays or disorders recently. We urge parents not to wait and see with these issues. Reaching a child early means more success, less cost, and shorter treatment. Waiting to see if a child outgrows a possible disorder can miss an important chance. That’s why it’s key for parents to know the signs and get a speech therapist’s assessment if worried. Our therapy effectively helps kids overcome these speech delays.
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How do I know if my kid needs speech therapy?
Does your child struggle with talking or understanding others? Are they behind in speaking compared to kids their age? Do they have trouble following instructions? If you notice these signs, your child might need speech therapy. Early help can make a big difference. Our speech therapy effectively assists kids in overcoming speech delays.
Is 7 too late for speech therapy?
No, 7 is not too late for speech therapy. It can help at any age. Early therapy is great, but older kids benefit too. Therapy can improve speech at 7 or older. It’s about finding the right approach. Our speech therapy is effective for kids, even if they start later
How fast can speech therapy work?
Speech therapy’s speed varies for each child. Some kids show improvement quickly. Others may take longer to progress. It depends on the child’s needs and therapy consistency. Regular practice and support are key. Our speech therapy effectively helps kids at their own pace
Can speech therapy help a child talk?
Yes, speech therapy can help a child talk. It’s designed to improve communication skills. Therapists work on speech sounds, understanding, and using words. They also help with forming sentences and expressing thoughts. Each child’s progress is unique and personalized. Our speech therapy effectively assists kids in learning to talk.
When should I start speech therapy for speech delay?
Start speech therapy for speech delay as soon as you notice it. Early intervention is often more effective. Look for signs like limited talking or trouble understanding. Compare your child’s speech skills with typical milestones. A speech therapist can assess and guide you. Our speech therapy helps kids overcome delays effectively at any stage.
Does speech therapy help with speech delay?
Yes, speech therapy helps with speech delay. It targets specific speech problems. Therapists use exercises to improve speech skills. They help kids understand and use words better. Therapy can greatly improve a child’s communication. Our speech therapy effectively assists kids in overcoming speech delays
ISABELLE LIM
Isabelle Lim is a skilled therapist who graduated from De Montfort University in the UK. She’s worked with many different people, from young kids to older adults. Isabelle has experience in various places like stroke units, colleges, voice clinics, and mental health units. She really enjoys helping both kids and adults. In her therapy, she focuses on what her patients need and uses the best methods available. Isabelle is great at connecting with her clients and their families to get the best results. She’s dedicated to helping her clients improve their lives every step of the way.