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What is PROMPT?

PROMPT is an acronym for PROMPTS for Restructuring Oral Muscular Phonetic Targets. It is a multimodal approach to treating speech sound disorders that goes beyond speech production alone, as it is understood that a child’s ability to communicate successfully results from an interaction of a social emotional ability to connect with others, a cognitive linguistic understanding of language, and a physical sensory ability to produce certain sounds.

A PROMPT trained therapist uses their hands to teach a child how to move their jaw, lips, and tongue for effective speech production. Children will learn words that are relevant and motivating to them in their everyday environments with their everyday communication partners.

How does it work?

Your PROMPT trained speech language pathologist will assess your child’s communication in various domains, including social emotional, cognitive linguistic, and physical sensory. Information from the assessment will be organized to create an effective and functional treatment program. During ongoing treatment sessions, your child will participate in motivating activities that encourage several repetitions of functional target words, while the SLP uses their hands to support your child’s motor movements as they produce words. 

Who would benefit from PROMPT? 

A child who has communication challenges due to speech production disorders from approximately 6 months of age onward.

Why pick BDI Playhouse for my child’s needs? 

We have several PROMPT trained SLPs who are excited to enhance your child’s communication using this approach! 

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Speech-Language Therapy

Pediatric Speech Therapy

  • Myo Munchee

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Our BDI Playhouse Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) work to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in children.  Each SLP is certified through ASHA and licensed through the State of Illinois.

  • Speech Production

    How your child makes their sounds:

    • Articulation
    • Apraxia
    • Phonological Disorder

    Specialty Certification

    • PROMPT
    • OMT
  • Language

    Encompassing both spoken and written communication, SLPs help people across the spectrum of language. This includes working on

    • AAC
    • expressive language
    • Gestalt language processsing
    • receptive language
    • literacy
    • morphology
    • multi-language learner
    • Natural Language Acquisition framework
    • phonology
    • reading comprehension
    • reading decoding
    • semantics
    • spelling
    • social/pragmatic language
    • syntax
    • written language

    Specialty Certifications

    • Orton-Gillingham
  • Cognition

    SLPs often help improve cognitive skills.

    • attention
    • memory
    • problem solving
    • executive functioning
  • Voice/Resonance

    Supporting patients with

    • alaryngeal disorders
    • buteyko breathing
    • cul-de-sac resonance
    • forward focus resonance
    • hyper nasality
    • hyponasality
    • loudness
    • phonation quality
    • pitch

    Certifications

    • Buteyko Breathing
  • Feeding/Swallowing

    SLPs cover all three phases of swallowing: oral, pharyngeal and esophageal dysphagia

    • breast/bottle difficulties
    • transition to table foods
    • food refusal
    • oral motor
    • orofacial myology
    • picky/problem eaters

    Specialty Certifications

    • OMT
    • Beckman Oral Motor
    • SOS
    • Food Chaining
    • IBCLC (Lactation Consulting)
  • Auditory Habilitation/Rehabilitation

    • hearing loss
    • deafness
    • cochlear implants
    • hearing aids
    • auditory processing disorder

A-Z of our SLP Services

A

AAC

Aphasia

Apraxia

Attention Deficits

Articulation/Phonological Disorders

Autism

B

Breast and Bottle Drinking

C

Central Auditory Processing Disorders

Cognitive-Communication Disorders

E

Early Intervention

Expressive Language

F

Fluency Disorders

Feeding Infants & Beyond

Food Refusal

G

Gestalt Language Processing

L

Lactation Consulting (IBCLCs)

Learning Disabilities

Language Acquisition

M

Math Language

Metacognition/Metalinguistics

N

Natural Language Aquisition framework

O

Orofacial Myology

Orton-Gillingham

P

Phonological Awareness

Phonology & Phonological Disorders

PROMPT

R

Reading Comprehension

Reading Decoding

Receptive Language

S

Spelling

Social/Pragmatic Language

SOS Approach to feeding

Study Skills

Swallowing Disorders

W

Written Language

  • Buteyko Breathing

  • Myo Munchee

  • TOTS

Great Feedback from Great Families

My son has been at BDI for over a year now and I can’t say enough great things! when we walk in, every therapist and receptionist greets him by name! He is always happy to go and we have seen great progress with both his physical and language needs. We have personally recommended BDI to several friends and colleagues looking for top notch therapies!”

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