Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
• Language Disorder associated with a Biomedical Condition is the term given by an SLT when a CYP has severe persisting language difficulties over and above a known biomedical condition such as hearing loss, physical impairment, ASD, severe learning difficulties or brain injuries. For example Language Disorder associated with ASD.
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