Ear Infections and the Development of Language
…performance on auditory perceptual and auditory processing tests A higher incidence of academic problems, especially in reading and spelling Lower achievement in test scores; and A higher frequency of enrollment…
Read more...Careers at CSLOT
…adults with communication disorders. Writes evaluation reports. Develops treatment programs for children and adults with communication disorders. Provides therapy to individuals with communication disorders. Measures and documents outcomes of treatment…
Read more...English Language Learners and the Road to Reading
…to read? We can approach it the same way we would approach a young child learning a language for the first time. Supporting English language learners and literacy development Provide…
Read more...Help is On the Way
…your family member for the first appointment. The first step is for your family member to complete an assessment to help us determine how to best to meet her needs….
Read more...Frequently Asked Clinical Questions
…frustrated and may resort to physical ways of communicating. The therapists and paraprofessionals work together to redirect these behaviors so they can be expressed in a functional way. Gentle interaction,…
Read more...Volunteer at CSLOT
Our passion is serving children and families in our community and we love helping college students discover their passions as well. Volunteering at CSLOT is one way to explore if…
Read more...How Does Therapy Work
Research has shown that when a child performs an activity regularly and repeatedly, small changes occur in the thinking pathways of his brain. In all areas of development—communication, cognition, socialization,…
Read more...Support Your Child’s Reading Development at Home
…their children. All of these suggestions come from research on the way children learn to read. The activities that focus on building vocabulary and teaching children to think while they…
Read more...Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder
…the way other children do, and may not always behave the way typical children do.” Here are a few examples of a child with SPD: Sensory over-responsivity Responds to sensory…
Read more...Baby Sign Language
Baby sign language is a great way to encourage language before your baby is able to vocally produce words. It allows a baby to communicate what he wants, or what…
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