Learning Disabilities

Overview

Many learning disabilities have a language basis. Therapy strengthens the underlying language skills that support reading, writing and classroom success.

Signs & Symptoms

• Difficulty rhyming or hearing sounds in words
• Struggle with reading comprehension
• Weak vocabulary for age
• Trouble organising written work

The iSpeak Approach

• Detailed developmental and communication history taken from parent or caregiver.
• Play-based, child-led assessment using validated tools appropriate for age.
• Personalised therapy plan co-created with the family, reviewed every 6–8 weeks.
• Home practice ideas that fit into daily routines — meals, bath, bedtime, play.

What to Expect in Your First Session

• A friendly 45–60 minute video session, with a parent or caregiver present.
• Warm-up activities so your child feels safe and engaged.
• Structured play tasks that let the therapist observe communication.
• A written summary and clear next steps within 48 hours.