Bilingual Speech Pathologists hold several talents, most of which yield extraordinary results for children with speech disorders. Does that make them “magicians?” Let’s find out.
The inability to communicate effectively can wreak havoc on a child’s emotional and social development. Understanding why you’d want to work with a pediatric speech therapist and the benefits your child could see as a result is the key to a happy, well-adjusted little one.
Are you feeling the rising gas prices straining your wallet while also experiencing shorter time available in your schedule for anything other than work or taking care of your family? Then perhaps in-home speech therapy is right for you.
Is your bilingual child on the autism spectrum? If so, there are resources near you that can help. Consider a bilingual speech pathologist from Ms. Paula, SLP.
Language delays are best addressed early on. If your bilingual child is showing signs of language delays, consider early intervention Spanish speech therapy.
There are three terrific reasons that getting speech therapy in Spanish at home is a great idea. We’re excited to share this with you because
If your child has exhibited the hallmark signs of stuttering-like disfluencies for more than 6 months, it may be time for an evaluation.
If your bilingual child has trouble with a Mixed Receptive-Expressive Language Disorder, consider in-home Spanish speech therapy near you.
At Ms. Paula, SLP, we want everyone to get the best possible speech-language therapy services. If you’re considering seeing a speech therapist, see these tips.
What is childhood apraxia of speech (CAS)? How can CAS be treated? If your bilingual child is suffering from CAS, our Spanish speech pathologists can help.
We provide speech therapy for toddlers, children’s speech therapy, and therapy for adolescents. All our pediatric speech therapy services are targeted for specific needs, guided by functional goals, and tailored to your child’s individual success.
Terapia de habla y lenguaje bilingüe