Speech Therapy helps children with communication difficulties, language delays, and speech disorders. It focuses on enhancing a child’s ability to express themselves verbally and non-verbally. The therapy also addresses challenges with articulation, voice modulation, and fluency. For children with conditions such as apraxia, stuttering, or autism, speech therapists create customized plans to improve their communication skills.

Therapy sessions include activities that develop vocabulary, sentence formation, and conversational skills. In addition to speech, therapists work on understanding and processing language, ensuring children can follow instructions and engage in conversations. Speech therapy also helps children with swallowing and feeding issues, enhancing their overall oral-motor control. By improving communication, this therapy helps children build relationships and succeed in social and academic settings.