


| What are some common Speech and Language Disorders Some of the most common speech and language disorders include: APHASIA The loss or reduction of expressive or receptive speech and language abilities, spoken or written. LANGUAGE DELAY Slowness in the development of vocabulary and grammar required to express and understand thoughts and ideas. This may be in combination with slow development in other areas, or it may be a specific language delay. STUTTERING A dysfluency in the production of speech. This may include sound, syllable, or word repetitions, pauses, and sound prolongations ARTICULATION DISORDERS The omission of a sound or the replacement of a sound with another DYSARTHRIA Speech disorders that result in weakness, abnormal tone, or abnormal reflexes, which reduce speech intelligibility. APRAXIA Difficulty in learning and or executing the movements for speech production VOICE DISORDERS These include a change in vocal quality (hoarse, breathy or nasal) and inappropriate pitch or loudness |
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