Reading and Writing Therapy
Our Speech Language Therapists use techniques to help your child with foundational phonology skills for early reading, advanced comprehension, and reading out loud and silently.
Areas our Speech Language Pathologists help your child:
- Speech Sound Production When reading
- Strengthen their Phonemic Awareness Skills
- Develop strategies to help enforce the narrative structure
- Improve the Ability to Recall Information (Details versus Main Idea)
- Improve Comprehension Skills
- Improve Sound Blending
- Improve Reading Fluency
- Learn concept Imagery
- Increase Comprehension
- Understand Complex Story Lines
- Strengthen their Concept Imagery Skills
- Learn Contextual Cues to Understand unknown words
- Develop skills needed to successfully create narratives, persuasive essays, and expository essays
- Develop strategies to improve the creative writing process
- Learn strategies to avoid writer's block
- Learn how to break down essay questions
- Learn how to create a template for children and teens to follow
- Improve Ability to Write Complex Stories
Children who would benefit include:
- Elementary, Middle, and High School Students
- Children who can’t remember what they have read
- Children who reread books over and over and can’t recall details
- Children with Difficulty writing stories, thoughts, ideas
- Children that struggle Telling Narratives
- Children that struggle Writing A variety of different Essay styles