• Overview

Evaluations

• Audiological
• Functional Behavioral Assessment
• Occupational Therapy
• Physical Therapy
• Psychological
• Special Education
• Speech and Language

Services

• Articulation Therapy
• Counseling
• Feeding Groups
• Feeding Therapy
• Language Therapy
• Parent Training
• Pragmatic Language Groups
• Service Coordination
• The Lidcombe Program of Early Stuttering Intervention
• Vision Services

Pragmatic Language Groups

Pragmatic Language Groups provide children with the tools necessary to communicate effectively and appropriately with adults, as well as peers. Typically, children in this group demonstrate difficulty in several of the following areas:

• Using words to initiate or maintain conversation
• Establishing and maintaining eye contact
• Respecting the listener’s space (proxemics)
• Yielding the conversational floor
• Adhering to the rules of social language
• Maintaining relevance
• Using the appropriate vocal intensity