Parenting a child with speech/language delays or difficulties

Sara Dimerman in conversation with Rozanne Israel. Over the course of this episode you will learn more about: How to identify signs that your child may be speech/language delayed compared to the average child his/her age. Reasons why your child may be experiencing speech/language difficulties. What's the difference between a speech versus a language concern. What steps to take in order to have your child assessed and by whom Why a formal assessment may be key to getting your child the help he/she needs The tests that may be used to assess your child Various types of speech/language delays or difficulties e.g. stuttering, voice disorders, receptive language delay, expressive language delay, phonological delay, articulation difficulty, motor speech disorder Treatment approaches to dealing with speech/language delays or difficulties in children. Your emotional reaction to learning that your child has a speech/language delay or difficulty. How to advocate on your child's behalf at school and outside of school Dos and don'ts when dealing with a child who has a speech/language delay or difficulty. What resources and supports are available to you and your child.