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Language Disorder vs Language Difference

A language disorder is when a child has difficulty either understanding and/or processing language, either receptively or expressively. A language disorder can impact a child’s form, function, or use of..

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Understanding Dysphagia

Dysphagia, also known as a swallowing disorder, affects a person’s ability to eat or drink. While the severity of this can vary, common symptoms can include; difficulty chewing or moving..

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Tips for dealing with Behavior Challenges

There are many different and specific situations that can cause challenging behavior in a child. According to a certified ABA therapist, four main reasons a child could display a challenging..

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Understanding ADHD

Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, also known as ADHD, is a learning difficulty experienced by both children and adults. In children it may be characterized by an inability to sit still..

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Tips to Encourage Gestures

Gestures are precursors to language development and are a crucial prelinguistic skill. Gestures allow a child to intentionally communicate with their caregivers without the use of language. Examples of gestures..

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