Speech Sound Disorders

Speech & Language Therapy

What are Speech Sound Disorders?

When speech sounds are substituted, modified or omitted past a certain age, therapy can facilitate clear articulation of individual sounds and reduce errors in the production of sound patterns. Developmental disorders, genetic syndromes, hearing loss and neurological disorders can contribute to speech sound disorders.

Our therapists successfully treat speech sound disorders.

Typical Signs of Speech Sound Disorders

  1. Lack of speech clarity
  2. Sound omission, substitution or distortion
  3. Persistent speech errors
  4. Frustration or reduced confidence speaking

Our Approach to Speech Sound Disorders

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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.