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Speech Disorders

Articulation Disorder

Difficulty pronouncing sounds to make words.

Phonological Processing Disorder

Difficulty identifying and manipulating units of oral and written language.

Childhood Apraxia of Speech

Disruption in the signal from the brain to the muscles to coordinate movement of the lips, tongue, jaw, and facial muscles.

Fluency Disorder

Disruption of the fluency of speech (i.e, Stuttering).

Motor Speech Disorders

(e.g. Dysarthria) Difficulty speaking due to neurological damage.

Language Disorders

Expressive Language Disorder

The inability to communicate wants, needs, thoughts, and ideas to others.

Receptive Language Disorder

Difficulty in understanding spoken or written language.

Auditory Processing Disorder

Difficulty in recognizing subtle differences in sounds in words.

Aphasia

The loss of ability to understand or express speech, caused by brain damage such as a stroke.

Cognition

Reasoning

Disruptions in the ability to think and put together ideas.

Memory

Difficulty recalling past events, people, or information.

Voice

Voice Disorders

Weak, strained, or harsh-qualities in the voice, or pain when speaking.

Eating

Dysphagia

Difficulty chewing, manipulating food and liquid inside the mouth, and swallowing.

Feeding Disorders

Low tolerance to sensory aspects of eating including textures, flavors, and temperatures which can lead to food refusals and limited diets.

Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders

Tethered Oral Tissue