Environmental Modification involves changing the physical and social environment to make communication more accessible and supportive for individuals with speech and language disorders.

Speech therapy aims to address speech errors, improve articulation, and enhance speech clarity.

Total Communication combines various communication methods, including sign language, gestures, and visual cues, to support individuals with speech and language disorders.

Language therapy aims to improve language comprehension, expand vocabulary, and enhance grammar skills.

AAC involves using technological devices and strategies to enhance communication for individuals with severe speech and language impairments.

Social communication therapy focuses on developing social skills, improving interaction, and enhancing communication in social contexts.

Music Therapy utilizes music and rhythmic activities to enhance speech production, language comprehension, and communication skills.

Articulation therapy focuses on correcting speech errors, improving sound production, and enhancing speech clarity.

Visual Phonics involves using visual aids, such as pictures and symbols, to support reading and spelling skills.

Fluency therapy aims to reduce stuttering and disfluencies, improve speech flow, and enhance communication fluency.

Sign Language involves using hand gestures, facial expressions, and body movements to communicate.

Auditory Verbal Therapy focuses on developing listening skills, enhancing auditory processing, and promoting spoken language development.

Multisensory Language Training involves using various sensory modalities, such as touch, sight, and hearing, to enhance language learning.

Pragmatic Language Therapy focuses on teaching social communication skills, such as turn-taking, appropriate language use, and understanding social cues.

Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) utilizes pictures and symbols to facilitate communication for individuals with speech and language impairments.