WELCOME

Therapy can help your child say sounds correctly and clearly. Treatment may include the following:

• Learning the correct way to make sounds

• Learning to tell when sounds are right or wrong

• Practicing sounds in different words

• Practicing sounds in longer sentences

Therapy can help your child improve their understanding and talking. Good language skills can build your child's self-confidence through learning, behaving, and making friends. 

The speech-language pathologist will work with you to set goals for your child. Here are some possible treatment goals:

• Increase your child’s understanding

• Improve how your child uses words to tell others what they think

• Teach you, your family, and teachers how to talk with your child

• Help your child use other ways to communicate when needed. This may include simple gestures, sign language, and/or picture boards.

• Learn early reading skills

Direct and indirect strategies to help your child reduce his/her disfluencies.

Therapy to enhance the use of language , problem solving in social situations, and developing relationships amongst peers and adults.