Wake Pediatric Speech Therapy | Clayton

At Wake Pediatric Speech Therapy, we understand that it’s important to determine whether or not your child needs speech therapy. Many children with autism have difficulty with social communication, and speech therapy is often the starting place for recently diagnosed kids. Speech therapy can help teach effective communication skills, which can help your child grow into an independent and confident individual. If your child is very quiet, says only a few words, or doesn’t speak at all, it may be time to consider speech therapy. To learn more, visit Wake Pediatric Speech Therapy in Clayton, NC and explore our comprehensive guide on speech therapy.

Wake Pediatric Speech Therapy in Clayton can help your child with a range of speech and language skills. Our experienced speech-language pathologists can help your child with nonverbal skills, forming speech in a clearer way, communicating thoughts and feelings, understanding and responding to questions, discerning facial expressions and their corresponding emotions, noticing and understanding body language, and feeding and swallowing. Our speech therapists use a range of methods, such as gestures, simple signs, verbal speech, and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) to help your child communicate effectively with other people in all environments.