Communication and Speech Therapy

Communication strategies can be used to facilitate communication with a person with special needs.
Therapists break each task into Simple steps and illustrate.
We work with a child one-on-one, In a small group, Or directly in a classroom to overcome difficulties.
We interact with a child by playing and talking, using visual cues – pictures, books, objects, or ongoing events and computer sessions to stimulate language development.
We help children with early communication skills like listening, speaking. Reading, writing and conversation.
We stimulate the children not just during the therapy session but throughout the day through various activities.
Articulation or sound production exercises involve having the therapist model in correct sounds and syllables in words and sentences for a child, often during play activities.
Improving coordination of speech muscles through strengthening exercises, sound repetition and imitation.