Language Disorders & Delays
What Are Language Disorders And Delays?
Children may present with a receptive language disorder (difficulty processing remembering and understanding language) or an expressive language disorder (difficulty verbalizing thoughts, feelings and ideas easily and effectively). Children may also present with a mixed receptive/expressive language disorder.
A language delay is a delay in the development of language as compared to one’s chronological age. Children with language delays may have difficulty with vocabulary, grammar, word order (syntax) and oral narrative skills. Play skills may also be delayed.
Our Treatment Approach
Children with language disorders and delays may struggle to keep up in school and experience social challenges and low self-esteem. Using fun and engaging activities, we work to improve your child’s language abilities to support their academic achievement, improve their social interactions, and build self-confidence.
