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Speech Therapy

Speech therapy involves a range of interventions aimed at early stimulation of speech and language development, including receptive language (understanding and meaning of words) and expressive language (speech production). It also supports socio-emotional development by fostering joint attention, play, and interest in others. These interventions are implemented through play-based methods and techniques from ABA therapy, Floortime, and other approaches. At our practice, speech therapy sessions are tailored to the individual needs of each child. Based on an assessment of the child’s current level of speech and language functioning, a personalized treatment plan is created.

Treatment Goals

  • Development of speech and language skills (understanding and expressing words and sentences, vocabulary expansion)

  • Correction of pronunciation and grammatical errors

  • Improvement of auditory discrimination of sounds

  • Correction of speech disfluency

  • Enhancement of auditory perception, attention, and verbal memory

  • Development of skills necessary for reading and writing success (treatment of dyslexia and dysgraphia)

  • Encouragement of social skills, including joint attention, play, and interest in others

  • Stimulation of motivation for communication and the pragmatic use of language

Who Can Benefit from This Treatment

Speech therapy is essential for children with:

  • Speech and language difficulties

  • Delayed speech development

  • Challenges in understanding and expressing language

  • Speech and communication disorders

  • Behavioral disorders affecting communication

Duration and Frequency

  • Each session typically lasts between 45 and 55 minutes, depending on the child's needs

  • The frequency of therapy sessions is determined in consultation with parents, based on the child's condition, individual goals, and progress. In most cases, at least two sessions per week are recommended at the beginning

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