speech disorder wrong word

With that said, my son has something called sensory processing disorder. Tripping frequently is a sign as is garbled speech. When you do a speech eval, they check the three areas of speech which are articulation (the ability to understand the words she is saying), expressive language (ability to formulate what to say to others) and receptive language (ability to understand and process what is said to her).

t mention any speech impediments, like stuttering or lisping, only that his speech was limited to one word responses, and that those responses often made no sense. Is it possible that the boy is uncomfortable with you, and behaves oddly because of it?

have they tried pediatric neurologist or a different speech therapist outside of school? she doesnt have a seizure disorder or anything? i have worked with kids who we didnt think would ever talk. had never had a voice even when they cry and then all of a sudden u hear a word from them.

t say anything until she was 3, and then pronounced everything wrong and had problems remembering which word to say. My sister did not and does not have any sort of sensory processing disorder, she just had the language processing disorder, which had something to do with how her brain registers and processes language. I think sometimes auditory processing disorder and sensory processing disorder can go together, especially when someone has autism.

My 4 year old granddaughter has obvious speech problems. It is very hard to understand her. Her speech patterns have also changed. She used to call her mother "Mama-ee" and now she calls her "Mahee". She cannot pronounce her own name, Meaghan. I want my daughter to get her a hearing test and she says she does not think she has a hearing problem.

My son was saying 20 words by the age of 18 months and by 2 1/2 had over a hundred words, however they were nearly all labels, he found it very difficult (and still does to a certain extent) to structure sentances, ask questions etc etc. By 3 years old he was quite echolaic, confused me, you, your etc rearely used the word no and never said yes in response to a question.

ll likely need to see a speech-language pathologist (SLP) to determine exactly which type of speech disorder it is, and it will help with identifying the types of medical conditions you could be dealing with etc. Do you also have difficulty pronouncing words with similar sounds like ir, are and ur ? Hope that helps.......

Hello. I just came from a specialist ENT doctor for my hearing issue. I did a very quick and not too thorough hearing test in a soundproof booth. My hearing was in normal range but I swear something is wrong. It's been happening for years but is getting worse. I have trouble understanding some words people say, especially with background noise. Even if the background noise is quiet it can happen. I hear the sound coming from their mouth but I cant understand the word.

About 4 months in there was no improvement and so they did another evaluation and said that they believed he had Childhood Apraxia of Speech. Which is a motor speech disorder. Once we got that figured out we were able to gear his speech classes for Apraxia and have had amazing results. Before he only said 8 words and now he is up to almost 70.

My son had speech and language therapy today and I have to say I wasn't very impressed with the therapists knowledge. I have another private one coming in 2 weeks so hope that she is a little better. She did say though that he has an expressive and receptive language delay which might be a "disorder" but not confirmed given that he is so young still at 2.5.

My daughter just turned 3 a few weeks ago. While she typically talks in 4-5 word sentences and displays an average vocabulary, I think she is struggling with some comprehension issues. If asked a question she doesn't know the answer to, she will automatically answer yes as opposed to thinking about it or responding with ''I don't know.'' I think she knows she's supposed to have an answer, but doesn't know what to do when she doesn't get what you are saying.

I can relate to your speech problems Ray and like you I have problems including word retrieval and slurring of my speech. Speechgeek has some good advice there and this should be included in your daily journal of symptoms. I am still waiting to see if I am going to actually have a neuropsych consult as my dr. often suggests things but doesn't come through so time will tell. These symptoms need to be documented by you and your dr. though.

Hey GG, I'm sorry your feeling.....that your sparkle is dimmer! Do you think it's possible that you could be talking about fatigue? It's just i really believe there has to be an emotional element, for it to be depression.

I was also doing some reading on disorganized thinking because I have so much trouble with confusion during mania. I was reading that disorganized speech is a big part of disorganized thinking, which in turn is a form a psychosis. Disorganized speech comes in many forms, such as echolalia and "word salad" and so on. It seems there are a lot of types. I do believe the repetitive speech to thought might be among them.

word-finding pauses in speech, difficulty in naming objects, difficulty with reading comprehension, misuse of word endings, verb tenses, conjunctions and pronouns, inability to comprehend word meanings or prominent spelling errors. It would be best to have it evaluated further by your neurologist. Communication tests, blood tests, brain scans or MRI may help in reaching a diagnosis. Take care and keep us posted.

I'm not always aware, most just probably slip through without getting any attention but when they are soooo not the right word, the look of total confusion usually clues me in. When I've blanked and lost a word and i'm stuck hunting it down, if I can't get it back quick enough. I will usually admit that i've lost my word or say "i want to say xxx but i know thats wrong" or "whats the word that means xyz" and someone typically fills in the blank for me.

t explain to me what it was really so I went home and did a little research and turns out this disorder fits my son to a perfect T. I also read that this disorder is mostly caused by mental disorders such as Autism and Aspergers. Which really scares me. I thought my baby was fine and just had a speech delay, but all of a sudden my whole world was tipped upside down when this news was brought to my attention.

Hey Rena, The other week I started a thread on verbal/speaking issues (stuttering, slurring and articulation difficulties) which I was having on top of the other more common communication issues that we talk about eg word retrieval, loosing what we were going to say, mixing up words, using the wrong word etc. There aren't many of us here that experience these issue too but lol lost my train of thought, ummmm pass!

s just that they utilize their normal speech and language abilities only in certain situations. Usually speech/language therapy per se is not useful for such children, though some forms of group speech/language therapy (focusing on the pragmatics of communication) might be helpful. Likewise, cognitive-behavior therapy, focusing on the anxiety such children usually display in out-of-home settings, can be useful. As you consider intervention, it is important to obtain accurate diagnosis.

If so, I urge you to seek help immediately - start with your family doctor or pediatrician. This disorder has an excellent prognosis but early intervention/treatment/speech therapy is critical for children (and 22 months is not too young). I wish you the best ...

I have had a lot of problems with my speech including word retrieval but it all seemed to have started by being overdosed on my meds by a inept neurologist. However, I am still having trouble with my speech in that I sound like I am drunk due to slurring my words. I have even more problems when I am tired with slurring, stuttering, and word retrieval. I am to supposedly undergo a neuropsych consulation to find out if the cognitive problems I have are due to my MS diagnosis.

hello Dr olsen i have a 23 month old son that used to say some word but since his brother was born he stop saying word my son was 1 year and 3month old and today some doctor came to the house to see him and she told me that he have pervasive developmental disorder nos i dont get because he do everything like a normal toddle only that he doesnt talk and when i call him he doesnt look at me in the eyes!!!

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