Myths and Realities About Language Disorders

Language disorders are commonly misunderstood and misdiagnosed — in both children and adults. Read on to learn about common misconceptions, and the truth behind each one.

by Devon Frye

Language Disorders

If your child doesn’t seem to be talking at the same rate as his peers, you might start to worry. Does this mean my child is developmentally delayed? Will he grow out of it? Will he need therapy for the rest of his life? It’s natural to worry — but when you start your research, you may come across some misleading information. Read on for true answers to common myths and misconceptions about language disorders.
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