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Why is play so important in speech therapy
Play-based therapy most often starts with an assessment. During this assessment, the speech therapist will often observe and interact with the child during play. While it may not seem as though the speech therapist is directly assessing anything, there are many skills they are observing and looking at, including:
Girls and Autism Spectrum Disorder
The rate of diagnoses amongst males has always exceeded that of females. Girls who present with similar autistic traits to males, are also less likely to receive a diagnosis. The research has found that the girls need to face more significant difficulties to receive a diagnosis.
Strategies to Facilitate Language for Kids
A ‘late talker’ is child under 18-30 months who is delayed in their expressive language, but who seems to be typically developing in all other areas.
Minimal Pairs | Speech Sound Disorders | Kid Speak Perth
Speech errors can make children difficult to understand and impact their ability to express themselves, therefore it is important to seek treatment.
The Lidcombe Program for Children who Stutter
The Lidcombe Program is a parent-conducted behavioural treatment that targets stuttered speech in children, without changing the child’s usual speech pattern or environment.






