6-12 years
Speech Therapy for School-Age Children
School-age children face increasing language demands as they learn to read, write, and communicate in academic settings. Speech therapy during these years can help children keep up with peers, build confidence, and succeed in school.
Common Concerns
Signs to watch for in school-age
- !Difficulty with specific speech sounds
- !Trouble with reading and spelling
- !Difficulty understanding what they read
- !Struggles with written expression
- !Social communication challenges
- !Persistent stuttering
- !Voice problems (hoarseness, strain)
If you notice any of these signs, a speech-language evaluation can help determine if therapy would benefit your child.
How We Help School-Age Children
Our therapists use age-appropriate techniques and activities to keep school-age engaged while building essential communication skills.
- ✓Advanced articulation therapy
- ✓Language therapy for academics
- ✓Fluency therapy
- ✓Voice therapy
- ✓Social communication groups
- ✓Reading and literacy support
6-12 years
Tips for Parents
Supporting your school-age at home
1Encourage reading for pleasure
2Play word games and do puzzles together
3Practice speech sounds during homework time
4Build confidence by celebrating progress
5Communicate with teachers about needs
6Make practice part of the daily routine
Ready to Help Your School-Age?
Take the first step with a free evaluation. We'll assess your child's needs and create a personalized plan.
Other Age Groups
We serve children of all ages