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Understanding Receptive Language Delay and How to Support Your Child

June 10, 2026Parental ResourcesSpeech & Language Disorders
Understanding Receptive Language Delay and How to Support Your Child

The Core of Communication and Connection Receptive language serves as the foundation for how children interact with the world, representing the intake process where they decode, process, and make sense of spoken or written communication. While expressive communication involves the output of thoughts and needs, receptive language is the crucial precursor that allows a child […]

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Comprehensive Speech Therapy for Children: What Services Are Included

June 10, 2026Speech & Language Disorders
Comprehensive Speech Therapy for Children: What Services Are Included

An Overview of Comprehensive Pediatric Speech Therapy Services Pediatric speech-language therapy is a specialized intervention service that focuses on improving a child’s ability to understand language and express their needs. Beyond basic verbal speech, these services assist with memory, problem-solving, and the overall processing of communication. Speech-language pathologists function as the primary licensed professionals who […]

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Daily Oral Motor Exercises to Strengthen Your Child’s Speech Muscles

June 9, 2026Parental ResourcesSpeech & Language Disorders
Daily Oral Motor Exercises to Strengthen Your Child’s Speech Muscles

Building Strong Mouth Muscles for Speech and Feeding Oral motor skills involve the coordination, strength, and controlled movement of the jaw, lips, tongue, and cheeks. These muscles are essential for foundational activities like breathing, drinking, eating, and producing clear speech sounds. At Pediatric Communication Solutions, we focus on evidence-based strategies to support your child. While […]

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Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Therapy Approaches That Yield Results

June 8, 2026Speech & Language Disorders
Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Therapy Approaches That Yield Results

Understanding Childhood Apraxia of Speech and Professional Care Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a neurological motor speech disorder that impacts a child’s ability to plan and sequence the complex movements required for clear speech. Unlike developmental speech delays, where children follow a typical acquisition path at a slower pace, children with CAS struggle with […]

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Tracking Expressive Language Milestones from Birth to School Age

June 4, 2026Speech & Language Disorders
Tracking Expressive Language Milestones from Birth to School Age

Understanding the Natural Progression of Pediatric Communication The first three years of life represent a time of rapid brain growth, making this foundational period critical for acquiring essential speech and language skills. During these early years, the brain remains highly capable of absorbing information, a concept known as brain plasticity. Pediatric Communication Solutions provides targeted, […]

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The Complete Guide to Pediatric Speech Therapy Services

June 4, 2026Parental ResourcesSpeech & Language Disorders
The Complete Guide to Pediatric Speech Therapy Services

Understanding the Role of Pediatric Speech-Language Therapy Pediatric speech-language pathology addresses far more than simple pronunciation. Specialized therapists evaluate and treat a broad spectrum of challenges, including receptive language comprehension, expressive communication, social interaction, and oral motor function like swallowing or feeding. At Pediatric Communication Solutions, our licensed professionals tailor evidence-based interventions to meet each […]

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Expressive Language Delay: Strategies to Encourage Vocal Growth

June 2, 2026Parental ResourcesSpeech & Language Disorders
Expressive Language Delay: Strategies to Encourage Vocal Growth

Understanding the Foundation of Your Child’s Voice Expressive language represents the ability to convey thoughts, feelings, and needs through speech, gestures, or other forms of communication. It serves as a primary pillar of child development, allowing a child to move from simple vocalizations to complex social interaction. Because development is influenced by both genetic factors […]

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5 Key Indicators of Motor Speech Disorders in Children

May 29, 2026Speech & Language Disorders
5 Key Indicators of Motor Speech Disorders in Children

Why Early Detection Matters Impact on Communication Without timely identification, motor speech disorders can severely limit a child’s ability to express needs and build social connections, often leading to frustration and withdrawal. Benefits of Early Referral Early evaluation by a speech-language pathologist allows for targeted, motor-based intervention during the most receptive developmental window, improving speech […]

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How to Conduct a Thorough Child Speech Assessment at Home

May 28, 2026Parental ResourcesSpeech & Language Disorders
How to Conduct a Thorough Child Speech Assessment at Home

Why Home Speech Assessment Matters Early Identification of Communication Delays Identifying a communication delay early gives your child the best chance for effective intervention. The first three years of life are a critical period for speech and language development, making timely assessment essential. Home observation allows you to notice subtle signs—such as limited babbling, few […]

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Articulation Therapy for Children: Exercises You Can Do at Home

May 27, 2026Parental ResourcesSpeech & Language Disorders
Articulation Therapy for Children: Exercises You Can Do at Home

Introduction The Power of Parent-Led Practice at Home Research from Vanderbilt University confirms that parents play a vital role in accelerating their child’s speech-language development. When families actively participate in therapy, children make faster and more meaningful progress. However, the most effective home practice is guided by a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP). Studies show that […]

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929 E. Britton Rd
Oklahoma City, OK 73114
4331 Adams Rd
Suite 111
Norman, OK 73069

PATIENT INFORMATION

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PARENT / LEGAL GUARDIAN INFORMATION

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Parent / Legal Guardian
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INSURANCE INFORMATION

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CASE HISTORY

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Do you have any specific concerns regarding your child's hearing / ears?
How does the child usually communicate? (check all that apply)
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PRENATAL AND BIRTH HISTORY

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DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY

Please list the approximate AGE your child achieved these developmental communication milestones:
babbled
use of gestures
first word
2-word phrases
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CURRENT SPEECH, LANGUAGE, & HEARING

Does your child understand what you are saying?
Does your child retrieve/point to common objects upon request?
Does your child follow simple directions?
Does your child respond correctly to yes/no questions?
Does your child respond correctly to who/what/where/when/why questions?
Does your child have difficulty producing speech sounds?
Does your child frequently stutter when trying to speak?
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Does your child speak in 2-4 word sentences?
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Check all behavioral characteristics that describe your child:

MEDICAL HISTORY

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CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION FORM

Pediatric Communication Solutions, Inc. is committed to making our billing process as simple and easy as possible, We require that all patients keep a valid credit card on file with our office. Payment is due at the time of service.
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I consent to Pediatric Communication Solutions, Inc. (PCS) staff and its affiliates using any telephone numbers (including cell phone/wireless numbers), email addresses, and other electronic communications I provide to PCS for appointment, referral, treatment, billing, debt collection, and other purposes related to my/my child’s care. This includes phone calls, voice messages, text messages, emails, and other electronic communications. If I discontinue use of any phone number provided, I shall promptly notify PCS and will hold PCS and its affiliates harmless from any expenses or other loss arising from any failure to notify. I understand that standard text messages, unencrypted emails, and other electronic communications that I send and receive from PCS may flow through networks that are not secure and may be at risk of exposure of my health information (for example, the message could be intercepted and viewed by an unauthorized third party). In addition, once the text, email, or other electronic communication is received by me, someone may be able to access my phone, applications, digital devices, or email accounts and read the message. I understand that it is my responsibility to make sure that only authorized people are allowed to access my email, phone messages, cell phone, and digital devices. I understand these risks and give permission to PCS to communicate with me via wireless/cell phone, text message, unencrypted email, and other electronic communications. I authorize PCS to utilize the following communication methods with me.
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PATIENT LIABILITY FORM

This form is to inform you that certain speech-language pathology services may not be covered under your commercial insurance policy due to plan exclusions or benefit limitations. While we will make every effort to verify and bill your insurance appropriately, coverage is ultimately determined by your insurance provider.
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