Originally Posted by aeh
That's more auditory discrimination symptoms. Probably affects his articulation. Yes, schools have speech language pathologists on staff, who are eminently qualified to assess auditory discrim, artic, and language memory/processing.
So a SLP can assist or help diagnose these things, but the concerns of dysgraphia or dyslexia or further testing should be done by a neuropsych, is that correct? I feel like I'm all over the place :P

Last edited by Displaced; 09/03/14 03:59 PM.

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