communication disorders

What Causes Communication Disorders?

The causes of communication disorders can be diverse and multifactorial. They may include genetic factors, neurological conditions such as autism spectrum disorder or cerebral palsy, hearing loss, and environmental influences like exposure to toxins or lack of stimulation during early childhood.

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