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Children with speech sound disorders, including articulation and phonological delays, have difficulty producing certain sounds correctly or use patterns of sound errors. These challenges can affect how well a child is understood by others, especially as speech becomes more complex. Therapy focuses on improving speech sound accuracy and intelligibility.

An expressive language disorder affects a child’s ability to use words, sentences, and grammar to communicate effectively. Children may have limited vocabulary, short sentences, or difficulty expressing ideas clearly. This includes “late talkers”, meaning a child has fewer words than expected for their age.

Social communication difficulties affect how a child uses language in social situations. This may include challenges with turn-taking, initiating and maintaining conversation, understanding social cues, or adjusting language for different settings.

Some children struggle with language skills that support reading and writing, including phonological awareness, vocabulary development, comprehension, and narrative skills. Therapy targets the underlying language skills needed for academic success.

Childhood Apraxia of Speech is a motor speech disorder that makes it difficult for children to plan and coordinate the movements needed for speech production. Therapy focuses on improving speech accuracy, consistency, and motor planning skills.