Receptive and Expressive Language Delays

Speech Therapy
Written By Derek Hackett

What It Is:

Receptive language is how a child understands language; expressive language is how they use it to communicate ideas.

Why It Matters:

Delays in either area can affect learning, social interaction, and day-to-day communication — especially in early childhood.

How Prairie Grit Helps:

  • Language-rich, play-based sessions

  • Visual supports and gestures

  • Vocabulary-building activities

  • Parent-friendly strategies for home use

Offered By: Speech Therapy

Derek Hackett
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