In-home and In-Clinic Pediatric Speech Language TherapyAlthough people often think of speech and language as the same thing, the terms have very different meanings.
If a child has trouble with speech, he or she struggles with the "how-to" of talking-the coordination of the muscles and movements necessary to produce speech. If the child has trouble with language, he or she struggles with understanding what he/she hears or sees. The child may struggle to find the right words and/or organize those words in a meaningful way to communicate a message or hold a conversation. Therapy may also evaluate and treat children who have difficulty swallowing food or liquid. |
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What can a Speech Language Pathologist do?
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Meet our Speech Language Therapists
Kara Lovato, MS
Senior Speech Language Pathologist Bio
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Sam Skaaland, MS, SLP
Speech Language Pathologist, Clinical Fellowship Bio
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Alison Stewart-Dunham, MS
Speech Language Pathologist, Clinical Fellowship Bio
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