Cognition
Does Your Child Need Therapy For A Cognitive Disorder In Batavia?
Cognitive disorders in children can be extremely difficult to understand and cope with. One of the ways that cognitive disorders show up in children is through physical, social, and learning disabilities. It is vital for a parent to understand what cognitive skills are and learn how to pick up on the signs of cognitive skill deficiencies.
At Therapy Care in Batavia & Port Charlotte, our pediatric speech therapists are experts in diagnosing and treating children with cognitive disabilities. There’s no reason you have to shoulder this weight all on your own — contact our office today to learn more about treatment options for your child.
What Do Cognitive Disorders Affect?
Cognitive issues can result from conditions that occur during fetal development, at birth, shortly after birth, or at any point in life. Cognitive disorders negatively affect:
- Memory skills
- Ability to learn
- Language
- Orientation
- Perception
- Gross motor skills
- Posture
- Attention and concentration
- Judgment
If you read the list above and know that your child struggles with any of the skills listed, it’s important that you contact our clinic in Batavia & Port Charlotte today to learn more about how speech therapy can help.
Examples of Cognitive Impairments & Disorders
There are many different kinds of cognitive disorders ranging from mild to severe in terms of how they can affect your child’s life.
Some examples are as follows:
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Anxiety
- Behavioral challenges
- Depression or moodiness
- Learning issues, delayed literacy
- Delayed language development
- Difficulty focusing
- Outbursts of temper or inability to express emotions
- Short memory span
- Trouble communicating with others
Thankfully our speech therapy team here at Therapy Care is highly skilled and educated in the realm of cognitive disorders, and offers many different treatment techniques for helping you and your child jump over hurdles as they develop and grow.
How Therapy Care Can Help Your Child Cope With A Cognitive Disorder
Speech therapy has long been one of the most common and applauded forms of treatment for children with cognitive disorders and their families.
There are no cookie-cutter treatment plans for children with cognitive disorders. Your child’s speech therapist will develop a customized treatment plan that will focus on his or her immediate cognitive needs and educate the family on what they can work on in between sessions.
Our pediatric speech therapists here at Therapy Care have received specialized training in the areas of child development, cognitive disorders, and motor control.
Contact Our Batavia Or Port Charlotte Offices Today!
There’s no need for you or your child to live in constant uncertainty over how to best navigate the world we live in. Contact us today to set up a consultation for your child to meet with one of our expert speech therapists!
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- Michelle G. Lopez
It’s always emotionally tough to learn your child isn’t hitting expected milestones. Luckily, we had a really great experience with our speech therapist, Andrea. My son is an extremely shy kid and she quickly got him to warm up to her in their sessions at his in-home daycare. We clearly observed his progress at home, and were impressed at how well her lessons were sticking with him. I also appreciated the fact that she was an excellent communicator and would always keep me posted on how he was doing, and what letters or phrases he had mastered saying. Andrea was kind, flexible, and was exactly who I (and my son) needed at a time when he needed speech therapy, and I needed reassurance that he was going to be OK. Highly recommend Therapy Care.
- Mimi Hill
Anne Barclay is an exceptional speech therapist. Her years of experience and expertise are obvious in the way she works with me and my little boy. She has repeatably modified his therapy sessions to best suit his speech needs and his unpredictable moods. She is caring and thoughtful. She has honestly become a very important person in our lives. I would recommend her 1000%!!