Developing Communication Skills
Communication is a fundamental human right. Autistic individuals have diverse communication styles, ranging from verbally fluent to using alternative methods. Our speech and language therapy focuses on helping clients find their voice, develop functional language, and confidently express their needs.
Core Focus Areas of Speech Therapy
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Expressive Language: Building vocabulary, sentence structure, and tools to express ideas.
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Receptive Language: Improving comprehension of instructions, questions, and daily language.
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Functional Communication: Focusing on practical communication, such as expressing choices, needs, and boundaries.
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AAC Systems: Setting up and training clients to use visual boards, PECS, or speech apps on tablets.
Communicative Diagnostics and Support
We begin with a detailed communication assessment. From there, we design speech goals that incorporate the client's interests, helping them communicate confidently at home and school.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We focus on building functional communication using Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) tools like picture exchange cards, gestures, and speech tablets.
If a child loves dinosaurs, we use dinosaur figures to practice requesting, naming, describing, and sharing, keeping the session engaging.
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