Some children have associated clinical conditions like Autism, ADHD, Articulation, Apraxia, learning disabilities, mental challenges, stammering, cleft lip and palate issues, and voice-related problems like reduced loudness, hoarseness, and breathy voice. Speech therapy can help them if they face any speech-related issues.
But others show no such conditions and still have language delay, language learning disorder, or specific language impairment. Speech therapy can be helpful for them too.
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The therapist uses speech and language techniques or programs to teach speech sounds or specific language targets like words or sentences and uses specific stimuli like pictures and videos from the speech basics App designed by wellness hub for learning language. The involvement of parents/caregivers can make this better. After the session, the parent will get access to use the same to continue the practice. This way, the therapy goes on even after the session.
The therapist also trains the parent to conduct language stimulation sessions and shares some tips and techniques to implement at home.
All our therapists are licensed under RCI (Rehabilitation Council of India) guidelines and are eligible to conduct speech assessments. In case, you already have a report of an assessment conducted in the past 6 months that would be sufficient. However, it is always at the discretion of our expert therapists to decide on this.
The speech assessment session takes place after the initial consultation. This initial general consultation is not a replacement for assessment.
But the speech assessment involves crucial clinical observations about the speech and language skills of the child and the speech development milestones. Speech assessment becomes the baseline in structuring a therapy plan for the child.