Speech Therapy
Polly’s the Parrot, words she’ll repeat, makes speaking sweet
“Hello there! I’m Polly the Parrot, you see,
I had trouble talking, just like your little bee.
But speech therapy helped, gave me a start,
It’s a magical journey, let’s depart!”
“Hello there! I’m Polly the Parrot, you see,
I had trouble talking, just like your little bee.
But speech therapy helped, gave me a start,
It’s a magical journey, let’s depart!
Symptoms
“Sometimes words tumble, sometimes they stay,
You might notice, in the games they play.
Delayed speech, stutter or lisp,
Don’t worry, we can handle this!“
Difficulty
in speaking
Stuttering
& Stammering
Language Comprehension Issues
Poor
Voice Quality
Limited
Vocabulary
Symptoms
“Sometimes words tumble, sometimes they stay,
You might notice, in the games they play.
Delayed speech, stutter or lisp,
Don’t worry, we can handle this!”
Difficulty
in speaking
Stuttering
& Stammering
Language Comprehension Issues
Poor
Voice Quality
Limited
Vocabulary
Preschool Language Scale fifth edition (PLS-5)
Receptive Expressive Emergent Language (REELS)
Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals Fifth Edition (CELF-5)
Assessment
“A whisper, a squawk, or even a shout,
The speech therapist figures it all out.
Games, tests, and playful chats,
Find what’s wrong, just like that!”
Preschool Language Scale fifth edition (PLS-5)
Preschool Language Scale fifth edition (PLS-5)
Receptive Expressive Emergent Language (REELS)
Assessment
“A whisper, a squawk, or even a shout,
The speech therapist figures it all out.
Games, tests, and playful chats,
Find what’s wrong, just like that!”
Conditions
“With patience and practice, a seed will grow,
Words start to bloom, and confidence shows.
Each step, each word, part of the plan,
You’ll see the change, just as I began!”
Conditions
“With patience and practice, a seed will grow,
Words start to bloom, and confidence shows.
Each step, each word, part of the plan,
You’ll see the change, just as I began!”
Appointments
“Ready to start? Let’s book a date!
With speech therapy, it’s never too late.
Come join our flock, where words are fun,
We’ll soar through the sky, towards the sun!”
“Ready to start? Let’s book a date!
With speech therapy, it’s never too late.
Come join our flock, where words are fun,
We’ll soar through the sky, towards the sun!”
“Let’s take flight, into a world bright,
For every child has a voice, light.
Hand in wing, let’s explore together,
With love and speech, we’ll conquer the weather!”
“Let’s take flight, into a world bright,
For every child has a voice, light.
Hand in wing, let’s explore together,
With love and speech, we’ll conquer the weather!”
“Let’s take flight, into a world bright,
For every child has a voice, light.
Hand in wing, let’s explore together,
With love and speech, we’ll conquer the weather!”
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What is speech and language therapy for children?
Speech and language therapy is a specialized form of therapy that helps children with communication difficulties. It focuses on improving their ability to understand and use language, express themselves clearly, and develop speech sounds.
How can speech and language therapy help my child?
Speech and language therapy can help your child improve their communication skills in various ways. It addresses difficulties in speech production, language comprehension, expressive language, social communication, and more. Therapists use tailored techniques and exercises to support your child’s individual needs.
At what age should I be concerned if my child is not speaking?
Every child develops at their own pace. However, if your child is not using words or showing limited progress in speech and language skills by the age of 1.5, it may be beneficial to seek an evaluation from a speech-language pathologist.
What are some signs that my child may benefit from speech and language therapy?
Signs your child may benefit from therapy include difficulty understanding instructions, limited vocabulary, unclear speech, struggling to form sentences, trouble socializing with peers, or exhibiting frustration when communicating.
How long does speech and language therapy usually last?
The duration of therapy varies depending on your child’s needs. Some may require only a few months, while others may benefit from longer-term intervention. The therapist will work with you to determine the most suitable treatment plan.
