Speech & Language Therapy

Building Strong Communication Skills for a Brighter Future

Speech & Language Therapy focuses on enhancing a child’s ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and non-verbally. It benefits children with speech delays, articulation disorders, fluency disorders (stuttering), and social communication challenges.

Why is Speech Therapy Important?

Children with speech and language difficulties may:

  • Have unclear pronunciation (articulation disorder)
  • Struggle to form sentences (language delay)
  • Find it difficult to express needs and emotions
  • Have trouble with social interactions

Key Areas of Speech & Language Therapy

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Speech Sound & Articulation Therapy

Helping children pronounce words correctly.

Techniques Used:

  • Phonemic awareness activities
  • Repetition and sound discrimination
  • Oral-motor exercises to strengthen speech muscles
02

Language Development Therapy

Enhancing vocabulary, sentence formation, and understanding.

Techniques Used:

  • Picture-based communication (PECS)
  • Storytelling and narrative-building activities
  • Grammar and sentence structuring exercises
03

Social Communication Therapy (Pragmatics)

Teaching children to interact appropriately in social settings.

Techniques Used:

  • Role-playing and real-life conversation practice
  • Understanding facial expressions and body language
  • Turn-taking and topic maintenance exercises
04

Fluency Therapy (Stuttering Treatment)

Helping children who struggle with fluency disorders.

Techniques Used:

  • Slow and controlled speech exercises
  • Breathing techniques for voice control
  • Relaxation strategies to reduce anxiety
05

5. Voice Therapy

Addressing pitch, tone, and vocal cord strain issues.

Techniques Used:

  • Resonance exercises for voice clarity
  • Vocal cord relaxation techniques
  • Projection and breathing control exercises
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Benefits of Speech Therapy:

  • Improved pronunciation and clarity of speech
  • Stronger vocabulary and communication skills
  • Increased confidence in social interactions
  • Better academic and reading performance