What is Childhood Disintegrative Disorder (CDD) and Diagnostic Criteria?
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Childhood disintegrative disorder (CDD – a.k.a. Heller’s syndrome, disintegrative psychosis, dementia infntilis) is a rare condition with only one case in 100,000 children.
Childhood apraxia is a speech disorder that causes children to have problems moving speech-related muscles correctly when speaking. The problem is not weak muscles; the brain itself sends incorrect signals to the body parts responsible for speech. https://www.speechandot.com/childhood-apraxia-when-your-child-struggles-to-speak/
Speech-language pathologists carry out specialized speech therapy targeted at children who have problems with speech and communication. These specialists routinely deal with articulation delays and other speech issues, ranging from minor issues like stutters and lisps to more serious conditions caused by developmental delays, motor speech disorders, Down syndrome, hearing impairment, and more. https://www.speechandot.com/five-ways-a-speech-language-pathologist-can-help-your-child/
Speech & Occupational Therapy of North Texas is proud to be a sponsor of the 4rth Annual Caring Hearts Charity Golf Classic. The Community of Caring Hearts Charity is a 501(c)(3), volunteer managed, charitable organization dedicated to providing a means for the local community to come together to assist those who are less fortunate. https://www.speechandot.com/caring-hearts-charity-golf-classic/
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