Speech-language pathologists work with children that have different disorders including: semantic/pragmatic language disorders, auditory processing disorders, fluency disorders/stuttering, voice disorders and articulation disorders. The speech-language pathologist also addresses receptive and expressive language delays, speech and language impairments due to hearing loss, childhood apraxia of speech, communication impairment related to Autism Spectrum Disorders, social skills and pragmatic language impairments.

For older children the speech-language pathologist is able to provide language based tutoring in all subjects and address executive functioning difficulties, helping children develop organizational skills, planning and execution as it relates to language.