Evaluation includes careful observation and measurement of a child's hearing, speech and language abilities. From these results, the speech pathologist develops a treatment plan designed for each child's special needs. Once the child begins therapy, the clinician will measure the child's progress to set new goals for learning. Therapy is based on a carefully-designed sequence of practice. Children may need to improve things like their language skills, articulation, use of the voice or fluency skills.
Clinicians reinforce or reward appropriate responses.
Once a child has achieved some success in individual therapy, she may benefit from our Language Group program.