Your child could require speech and language support if:

• He/she began speaking later than expected

• Performing below expectations in the classroom

• Trouble following directions and/or understanding others

• Trouble expressing thoughts, feelings and ideas

• Trouble with learning to read and write

• Listeners have trouble understanding the child’s speech

• Your child may avoid communication or misunderstand social cues

• Your child may become frustrated during communication exchanges

If you are concerned that your child may have speech and/or language difficulties you are encouraged to talk to your child’s teacher to see if he/she is noticing any of the same concerns. Additionally, please do not hesitate to reach out to any of our SLP’s to gain more information!