Language Processing Disorder
Language processing disorder is a neurological condition that impacts the brain’s ability to process and understand what is heard, and also to communicate effectively.
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On-Demand Webinars
Expert Webinar Replay: “What Do You Mean?” Language Processing Deficits in Children with ADHD
In this webinar, Gail J. Richard, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, explains common language-processing challenges and...
Diagnosing LD
Everything You Never Knew About Learning Disabilities
Learning disabilities come in many disguises, last a lifetime, and can't be "cured." The key to...
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Could It Be A Learning Disability?
An ADHD diagnosis isn't always the answer. Learn how certain red flags, like an inability to...
ADHD Comorbidities & Related Conditions
When It’s Not Just ADHD: Symptoms of Comorbid Conditions
Roughly half of all people with ADHD also have a second condition — like learning disabilities,...
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ADHD Comorbidity: An Overview of Dual Diagnoses
What is a comorbid condition? Here, find answers to common questions about ADHD comorbidity, when...
Learning Challenges
Math, Language, and Science: “I Will Never Learn This!”
Learning math and foreign languages requires mastering the fundamentals first. If your child...