SPEECH-LANGUAGE THERAPY |
Communication is one of the most fundamental and important of human skills. At Unique Prints, addressing communication defienciencies through a variety of therapeutic interventions can be a major component of the treatment process.
3 Areas of communication addressed during therapy: Speech: Strength, range-of-motion, and coordination of movement of the structures of the mouth for articulation of words and and oral motor functions for eating and swallowing. Language: Understanding and use of symbols, body language and facial expressions to communicate.Auditory Processing: Discrimination, recognition, and comprehension of auditory information.
Testing: |
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We use a vaiety of formal and informal tests to assess speech language and auditory processing:
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Formal tests are used to collect normative data to see how the child compares to other children.
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Informal tests use play based assessment and language sampling to observe, record, and analyze information about the child.
Intervention:
Games, toys, and projects to make speech therapy fun and exciting.
A child that is engaged and excited about therapy will respond quickly to intervention.
Benefits of Speech-Language Therapy |
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"Speech/Language Therapy is an integral part of our system of care. Occupational and speech/language therapy compliment each other in a very synergistic way making treatment more effective for the children".
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