Our Charlotte and Davidson Language Summer Camp program has been extremely popular for years. We always fill up, often long before summer, in fact, this year’s camp filled up earlier than ever before and we always have repeat campers year-after-year. What makes our specialized summer...
We couldn’t be more pleased with our experience with both your practice and Jennie. She was amazing with Bryce and he just loves her so much! Keely Deming Congratulations to Bryce for graduating from our Speech Therapy Program!
Many parents are concerned with their child’s communication. For some parents, their child seems to talk a lot, but they can’t understand their child due to speech sound errors. For other parents, their child talks a lot, their speech sound production seems fine, but their...
My son is 5 years old and has Fragile X, which is a learning disorder that causes learning and global delays. He has had the opportunity to attend Summer Speech Camp through Child Language and Developmental Speech during the past 2 summers and has loved...
FUN FUN FUN! — SUMMER SPEECH AND LANGUAGE CAMP 2017 IS OPEN FOR REGISTRATION! Call 704-845-0561 to reserve your child’s space.
Autism is definitely a word and diagnosis that as a community, we seem to be hearing more and more. Here at Child Language and Developmental Speech, we hope to provide you with some information about autism and recommendations should you have any speech and/or language...
There were fun weekly themes such as, “Arrgh” Pirates, Going To The Beach, A Camping We Will Go, Bugs, Bugs, Bugs, The Great Outdoors, Community Helpers and more. The kids had daily fun activities, arts, crafts, outdoor play and of course daily group and individual...
Childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) is a motor speech disorder. Children with CAS have problems saying sounds, syllables, and words. This is not because of muscle weakness or paralysis. The brain has problems planning to move the body parts (e.g., lips, jaw, tongue) needed for...
Our speech-language pathologist Rebekah explains what to do if your child is already receiving speech therapy, but you think he or she needs more. Many times, parents feel a child in speech therapy isn’t making sufficient progress or feel more therapy is needed.