Our therapists can provide support to children who are:

 

Late talkers

Toddlers who are late to begin talking and using words and may also have difficulty with understanding words, sentences, and following instructions. 

Speech sound disorders

Children with speech sound errors may have speech that is hard to understand, which can make them frustrated when trying to communicate.

Delayed language development

Children with delayed expressive and receptive language skills that may affect their everyday interactions, learning and academic skills, and their ability to make and maintain friendships.

 

Stuttering

Children who stutter may have their speech interrupted by unplanned breaks, repetitions and stretches of sounds and words.

Alternative & Augmentative Communication (AAC) Users

Children with minimal or limited verbal speech can benefit from an AAC system to support their communication skills and communicate effectively in unfamiliar social situations.

Feeding Difficulties

Children who appear to be fussy eaters may struggle with different food and liquid textures due to sensory challenges or oro-motor difficulties.