Receptive and Expressive Language
Receptive and Expressive Language
Delays or disorders in this area of
communication may look like:
-Difficulty understanding speech
-Difficulty using words to communicate wants, needs and/or emotions
-Not speaking
-Child is speaking, but not like other children of the same age
Communication Difficulties
Motor
Difficulties
Repetitive
Behavior
Sensitivity to Change and Stimulation
Social
Impediments
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Articles
& Tutorials
We are all about education and open communication between our staff, our therapists, and our patients. Here you will find valuable information, lessons, and coaching tidbits. Check back weekly for our latest postings.
Articles
& Tutorials
We are all about education and open communication between our staff, our therapists, and our patients. Here you will find valuable information, lessons, and coaching tidbits. Check back weekly for our latest postings.
How Speak Speech SLPAs Can Inspire Your Future
On our Instagram, we are highlighting our amazing therapists that work with Speak Speech and make it what it is. As we have been sending out interview questions and getting
How To Completely Change A Child’s Life
As a full-time SLP at Journey School, Amy is a busy lady! She works with more than 25 students to ensure that each of them has their communication potential met.
