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SPEECH

Speech is the production of sounds to produce effective verbal communication. Individuals with Speech Disorders could have a hard time saying sounds and will often be difficult to understand at the word, sentences, and/or conversation level. Areas which can be impacted include Fluency, Voicing, and Articulation/Phonological skills.

LANGUAGE

Language, in relation to communication, can be broken down into four specific areas:  Verbal Expression and Written Expression (Expressive Language); Auditory Comprehension and Reading Comprehension (Receptive Language).

LITERACY

Literacy is the ability to read and write. Language-based learning disabilities are literacy-related problems with reading, spelling and writing, and include dyslexia.  A comprehensive evaluation will help with differentiating between a language disorder, a reading disorder/dyslexia, and reading comprehension difficulty. Often times, language or speech disorders can occur with other learning disorders that affect reading and writing.  

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If you or someone you know is looking for work as a Speech-Language Pathologist, Contact us directly at (703) 828-7883.

Speech, Language & Literacy Center 

Our Services

Speech, Language & Literacy Center provides the highest-quality services and customer satisfaction for all your speech-language and therapy needs.

Testimonials

"Elisabeth has worked with some of the most difficult patient diagnoses with success.  She never quits, always thinking out of the box for answers."

Stephanie M. 

About Us

Elisabeth is a speech-language pathologist with over 25 years of experience in working with children and adults of all ages.  

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