Speech Sound Disorder

When an individual has noticeably different speech from the majority ofÌýindividuals within theirÌýcommunity, it is likely a speech sound disorder. Although speechÌýdisorders typically occur in children, they can also affectÌýadolescents and adults.ÌýA speech disorderÌýcanÌýimpactÌýsocial relationshipsÌýand canÌýalso interfere withÌýacquisition of reading and spelling abilities dueÌýto the letter-sound associationsÌýrequired for these processes.
UTHSCÌýoffersÌýcomprehensiveÌýevaluation and treatment services for children, adolescents,Ìýand adults with speech sound disorders,Ìýtailored to the individual needs of each patient.ÌýTherapy settings are typicallyÌýindividualÌýsessions.
Speech, Language and Swallowing Services
- Adult Neurogenic Communication Disorders
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication
- Aural (Re)habilitation for Hearing Loss
- Autism Spectrum Disorder or Social Delay
- Feeding and Swallowing Issues
- Language Delay or Disorder
- Parkinson's Disease
- Reading/Writing Delay
- Speech Sound Disorder
- Stuttering
- Voice Disorder
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