Areas of Practice


Assessment

 

Receptive and Expressive vocabularies, Receptive and Expressive Language, Language Processing, Social Cognition and Pragmatic Language, Fluency, Resonance, Non Instrumental Voice, Speech, Phonology, Oral Motor Abilities


Therapy

 

One on One therapy with targeted goals


Areas of support

 

Speech- phonological processing, single sound errors, improving intelligibility, supporting Childhood Apraxia and other motor developmental disorders

Language- Semantics (word meaning and making connections for meaning), Grammar: Syntax- learning the rules that govern language, Morphology- the structure of words and the meaning of those structures; Comprehension, Language processing, Supralinguistic Language: Knowledge and use of language in which meaning is not directly available from the surface lexical and syntactic information; Pragmatic Language- Knowledge of language that is appropriate across different situational contexts and ability to modify language according to the social situation; Social Cognition: Understanding of hidden rules of how people interact and the ability to understand nonverbal expressions, learn situational awareness and how those rules change in different contexts; Fluency - dysfluencies in connected speech (stuttering)

Ages 3-15