Everyone Develops Differently
In early language, there is huge variation in typical development, which can make knowing when to seek help challenging. Below are some of the more common characteristics that may warrant further investigation by a trained Speech Language Pathologist.
Atypical Language Characteristics
Difficulty learning or using new words
Difficulty organizing and retelling information
Difficulty pronouncing sounds and being understood
Difficulty understanding and following directions
Difficulty with social language, turn-taking or understanding non-verbal cues
Difficulty expressing thoughts and ideas
Delayed onset of babbling, first words or combining words into phrases
Limited peer interaction (prefer to play alone)
Frustration, avoidance or anxiety relating to communication
Sudden decline in vocabulary, speech clarity or language comprehension
Why Contact A Care Above Therapy?
If you are seeing any of the above characteristics or you have any questions about the role of a Speech Language Pathologist, contact us for a free consultation. By addressing communication challenges early and providing targeted support, we can help your child reach their full potential.
What We Offer
Free Zoom or Phone Consultations
Convenient therapy provided at home or in school
Immediate availability in the Washington, DC and greater metropolitan area (Maryland and Virginia)
We look forward to hearing from you!
301-518-7998
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