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SPEECH
THERAPY

Speech Therapy for Autism, ADHD and Other Neurodevelopmental Conditions

At HUG Center, we understand the importance of communication skills for every child’s success. Our Speech Language Pathologists (SLP) provide individualized speech therapy services to target various communication challenges, such as stuttering, speech and language delays, and reading difficulties. With a collaborative and supportive approach, our SLPs work with each child to enhance their verbal and non-verbal communication skills, improve their self-confidence, and promote their academic and social success.

Areas of Growth

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Communication

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Cognition

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Concentration

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Cultural awareness

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Creativity

SPEECH THERAPY FAQ

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What is speech therapy, and who can benefit from it?

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Speech therapy aims to address various speech, language, and communication difficulties and enhance verbal, non-verbal, and social communication skills. It can be beneficial for children with communication disorders, speech sound disorders, autism, stuttering, and other conditions impacting speech and language development.

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How long does a child typically require speech therapy?

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The length of time a child requires speech therapy can be highly variable and is often tailored to the child’s specific needs, challenges, and progress. Periodic assessments and continuous evaluations by the speech-language pathologist determine the duration and ongoing need for therapy.

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How can speech therapy for toddlers and children assist with speech and language disorders in a school environment?

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In educational environments, speech therapy plays a crucial role in supporting children by tackling a range of communication difficulties, including articulation, language comprehension, expressive language, and social communication skills. Our specialized speech services are designed with the primary goal of improving your child’s capacity to communicate confidently and proficiently.

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How does speech therapy integrate with other therapies, like occupational therapy, to support a child’s development?

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Speech therapy and occupational therapy can work together to provide a comprehensive approach to support a child’s development. While speech therapy addresses communication challenges, occupational therapy focuses on improving fine motor skills and functional abilities. Together, they facilitate better communication, social interactions, and skill development in daily activities and learning environments.

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How is progress tracked and measured in pediatric speech therapy?

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In pediatric speech therapy, progress is measured through systematic assessments and consistent monitoring of the child’s communication abilities, speech production, language usage, and achievement of predefined therapy goals. The speech therapist might use standardized tests, observational data, and feedback from parents and teachers to evaluate the child’s ongoing development and modify the therapy plan as needed.