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HEARING LOSS

What is Hearing Loss? Hearing Loss refers to a partial or complete reduction in the ability to hear sounds. Hearing plays a critical role in speech, language, communication, learning, and social development. When hearing loss occurs during childhood, it can significantly impact the development of spoken language and academic skills

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CLEFT LIP & PALATE

What is Cleft Lip & Palate? Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate are congenital conditions that occur when parts of the lip and/or roof of the mouth do not fully develop during pregnancy. Children with cleft conditions may experience difficulties with feeding, speech development, hearing, and oral resonance. With appropriate medical

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LEARNING DISABILITY

What is a Learning Disability? A Learning Disability is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects the way a child processes, understands, stores, or expresses information. Children with Learning Disabilities have average or above-average intelligence but may experience significant difficulties in reading, writing, spelling, mathematics, organization, or academic performance. Common types include

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INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

What is Intellectual Disability? Intellectual Disability is a developmental condition characterized by significant limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior. These difficulties affect learning, reasoning, problem-solving, communication, social skills, and independent daily living. The level of support required varies depending on the individual’s strengths and needs. Signs & Symptoms Delayed

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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY

What is Global Developmental Delay? Global Developmental Delay (GDD) is diagnosed when a child shows significant delays in two or more developmental areas, including speech and language, cognition, motor skills, social development, and daily living skills. It is typically identified in children under five years of age and may affect

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FEEDING & SWALLOWING DIFFICULTIES

What are Feeding & Swallowing Difficulties? Feeding and Swallowing Difficulties occur when a child has challenges eating, drinking, chewing, or swallowing safely and efficiently. These difficulties may affect nutrition, growth, health, and participation in family mealtimes. Feeding challenges can occur independently or alongside developmental, neurological, or sensory conditions. Signs &

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