licensed speech language pathologists (slps)

What Conditions Do Pediatric SLPs Treat?

Pediatric SLPs treat a variety of conditions, including but not limited to:
Articulation Disorders: Difficulty in pronouncing words correctly.
Language Disorders: Challenges with understanding and using language appropriately.
Voice Disorders: Abnormal pitch, volume, or quality of the voice.
Fluency Disorders: Issues like stuttering.
Social Communication Disorders: Problems with social interaction, understanding social cues, and following conversational rules.
Swallowing Disorders: Difficulty in swallowing that can affect nutrition and hydration.

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