City Speech, Inc. has been providing pediatric speech and language development services since 1994. Our experienced team, led by Lori R. Linder, M.A., CCC/SLP, specialize in articulation, phonology, childhood apraxia of speech, fluency, and receptive and expressive language. We serve the St. Louis Public Schools, Missouri Department of Disability Determinations, and private clients in our Clayton office. Our mission is to provide high quality speech and language services to promote successful communication development for our clients.
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At City Speech, Inc., we understand how important it is to recognize the signs of potential speech delays in your child. If you are concerned that your child might need speech therapy, our guide can help you learn more about the potential benefits of speech therapy and what to look for in determining if your child requires additional help. Speech therapy can help a child with autism learn to effectively communicate, respond to questions, change conversation topics, use gestures, understand body language and more. Early intervention is key to helping a child’s language development and is especially important if any delays are present. If your child is very quiet, only says a few words or doesn’t speak at all, it could be a sign they need speech therapy. Learn more about speech therapy and how it can help your child by reading our comprehensive guide.
City Speech, Inc. offers comprehensive speech therapy services to help your child communicate effectively. Our experienced speech therapists use a variety of techniques, including gestures, simple signs, verbal speech, and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), to help your child develop nonverbal skills, form speech in a clearer way, communicate thoughts and feelings clearly, understand and respond to questions, discern facial expressions and their corresponding emotions, notice and understand body language, and address issues with feeding and swallowing, including stuttering.
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