Speech & Language Developmental Delay (SLDD)
Early support helps children develop age-appropriate understanding and use of language.
What is SLDD?
SLDD is a slower-than-expected pace in understanding or using language for age.
With timely assessment and a structured plan, most children make meaningful progress.
Who benefits
- Children hard to understand to unfamiliar listeners
- Kids frustrated when repeating themselves
- Families seeking home-practice strategies
What to expect (process)
- Interview: case history and concerns
- Assessment: play/structured tasks to map strengths and needs
- Plan: goals and session frequency agreed with parents
- Therapy: evidence-based techniques and home practice
- Review: progress checks every 6–8 weeks
FAQs
Will my child outgrow it?
Some issues resolve with age; therapy can speed and stabilize progress.
How often are sessions?
Typically 1–2 per week; adjusted to goals and response.
Do you give home activities?
Yes—brief, fun practice to reinforce sessions.