What is the best way to work with the school if my child is diagnosed with a speech and language problem?
Having spent 25 years in public and private schools before going into private practice, I can say there are ways to approach the school team and be a welcome, contributing partner in the process of assessing your child’s skills and developing an ongoing productive plan for her therapy. In my article, “A Parent’s Guide to Teaming with the Schools to Build Language,” I offer 10 tips for making your experience with the schools a positive one.
Related Questions
- My child is already on a waiting list or receiving speech/language services through the hospital or school. Would my child also benefit from private speech/language services?
- If my child has language difficulties when starting school will s/he continue to receive speech and language therapy?
- What is the best way to work with the school if my child is diagnosed with a speech and language problem?
