Language delay

Medical history and interview with parents or carers: We collect detailed information about language development, family history, and any concerns observed.

Language development assessment: We conduct specific tests to assess the level of language comprehension and expression, as well as the correct use of grammar and vocabulary.

Exploration of contributing factors: We investigate possible causes or factors that may be influencing language delay, such as hearing problems or other medical conditions.

Setting language development goals: We set realistic and specific goals to improve the child's language comprehension and expression, tailored to their individual needs.

Design of personalised activities and exercises: We create activities and materials that focus on the child's areas of difficulty and encourage their language development.

Incorporation of motivational strategies: We employ methods that engage the child's interests and motivations to maintain their participation and enthusiasm during sessions.

Language stimulation and vocabulary expansion: We employ techniques to promote the development of new words and phrases, as well as the understanding of linguistic concepts.

Promotion of functional communicationWe work on practical communication skills that are useful for children in their daily lives.

Family involvement: We provide guidance to parents on how to support language development at home, with suggestions for activities and strategies.

Monitoring language development: We conduct regular assessments to measure progress and adjust the treatment plan as necessary.

Incorporating strategies into the daily routine: We provide guidelines and activities that children and families can practise outside of therapy sessions to reinforce progress.

Collaboration with other professionals: Where necessary, we work together with other specialists, such as occupational therapists or physiotherapists, to address more complex needs.