Pronunciation / Speech Sounds
Articulation is how we produce sound with our mouth. This involves using our teeth, lips, tongue, cheeks and vocal folds to produce clear sounds…
read more >Understanding (Receptive Language)
Receptive Language is understanding. It is made up of being able to understand what is said around you and/or what you read.
read more >Talking (Expressive Language)
Expressive Language is talking. It is made up of using different words, grammar and sentences to express yourself verbally and in writing…
read more >Reading Comprehension
Comprehension includes, reading word, accurately and fluently. Understanding the vocabulary, background information and meaning of words…
read more >Spelling
English is one of the hardest languages to learn to spell! There are many rules that govern how we make words and just as many exceptions…
read more >Reading
Reading is more than just recognising words, It involves being able to recognise words and make meaning from them, Reading can be very…
read more >Stuttering
Children who stutter know what they want to say, but have difficulty with the smooth flow of speech. Stuttering my occur at the beginning, the…
read more >Autism and Disabilities
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder may be verbal or non-verbal, depending on their severity. Children who are non-verbal may display the…
read more >Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a speech disorder in which a child has difficulty producing sounds, syllables and words correctly. This …
read more >Your Next Steps
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