Expressive/Receptive Language

Speech & Language Therapy

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What is Expressive/Receptive Language Disorder?

This terms is used to describe a communication condition where children demonstrate difficulty expressing their own thoughts and ideas (expressive language) and/or understanding spoken, written, or non-verbal language (receptive language).

Our therapists are passionate in helping children reach their communication goals with a tailored treatment approach.

Signs of Expressive Language Disorder

  1. Limited vocabulary and using vague filler words
  2. Improper grammar, with missing verbs and/or nouns
  3. Trouble finding the right words or talking in circles
  4. Frustration during attempts to communicate

Signs of Receptive Language Disorder

  1. Difficulty following verbal, multi-step directions/instructions
  2. Trouble understanding long or complex sentences
  1. Trouble answering questions or giving irrelevant responses
  2. Appearing not to listen or being dismissive when spoken to

Our Approach to Language Therapy

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Specialized Therapy

Our team of expert Speech-Language
Pathologists uses a multi-dimensional,
child-centered approach.

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Personalized Therapy Plans

We use a wide variety of techniques,
tailoring each session to the needs of
the individual child and family.

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Play-Based Activities

Our experts develop and lead engaging,
facilitative language environments that
include play and family training.