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Speech/Language/Social Communication
Speech/Language/Social Communication
Co-Treatment Programs
At the SuperSpeech & Language Connection, we have found that the Speech/Language and Occupational Therapy co-treatment method is much more efficient and effective than an individual therapeutic model. It is specifically designed for children who have needs in the areas speech, language, social/pragmatics and occupational therapy. In addition, this co-treatment model adds to the fun of the therapy session and helps to avoid the therapy "burn-out" that can happen from having busy schedules.
Language 'n Motion
A functional play based program where movement facilitates social interaction.
This unique program is designed to address the motor planning and self regulatory needs of children while facilitating overall language development.
In a relaxed, safe and motivating environment, Language 'n Motion focuses on the development and improvement of the following skills:
- Self Regulation
- Praxis/Motor Planning
- Imitation of Movement
- Social Interaction/Reciprocal Play
- Receptive and Expressive Language
- Balance/Rhythmic Movement
- Muscle Strength and Coordination
- Direction Following and Transitions
- Visual Perception/Perceptual Motor Skills
- Balance
- Problem Solving/Executive Functioning/Organization
For children 6-12 years
Play & Say
A play based sensory & social
program for curious minds.
Play & Say is a fun, interactive group which addresses the social language and developmental skills necessary to play more physical playground activities often seen at school. The group is beneficial for all children however the activities are specifically designed to address concerns in the following areas:
- eye hand coordination
- low muscle tone
- motor planning skills bilateral extremity
- coordination and strength
Through play and motor activities, the Play & Say program facilitates social interactions which encourage appropriate peer relations within group games. Children develop and use the language necessary for initiating, turn taking, joining in, waiting and conflict resolution.
Speech & Occupational
Therapy Co-Treatment
A Speech & Language Pathologist and an Occupational Therapist join forces for a 1-hour co-treatment therapy session. This approach fosters the development of both language and movement. Goals are specific to the individual however clients have experienced improvement in the following areas:
- Language: Therapists help with articulation, expressive and receptive language development and in social/pragmatic skills/language.
- Sensory Processing: Using swings, trampolines, suspension equipment and other gym equipment, therapists help develop a child's muscle strength, postural control, motor planning and arousal level stability.
- Gross Motor Skills: Therapists help to increase broad muscle movements such as walking, running, climbing, jumping and balance.
- Fine Motor Skills: Therapists develop a child's ability to complete detailed day-to-day tasks such as handwriting, eating and dressing.
For children ages 3 years and older