Social communication refers to our social use of language.

If your child has difficulty with social communication, you may notice they:

• Don’t use language for a variety of reasons such as greeting others, commenting, requesting, or making a demand

• Are not able to adapt their language with different communication partners or in different situations 

• Have difficulty following conversational rules such as taking turns in conversation and staying on topic

Speech-language therapy can help with all of these social skills and more! 

If you have questions or concerns about your child’s social communication, contact us today!