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Signs Your Child May Be Autistic and How to Know If Speech Therapy Could Help
Speech therapy for autistic children should look DIFFERENT from traditional speech therapy because autistic develop language differently. Autistic children should receive child-led, play-based, sensory support, neurodivergent affirming practices, and language therapy that aligns with their brain development.
Private-Pay Pediatric Therapy Explained: How Customized Speech, Feeding, and OT Support Your Child Best
Speech therapy is a skilled service, ranging from 1-3 sessions weekly. Sessions are most often 30 minutes and include 5 minutes of family education and training.