Rehabilitation Services

Learn more about rehabilitation services

Rehabilitation services can help children with serious illnesses regain strength, independence, and quality of life. Children may need physical, occupational, audiology, and speech-language therapy. Learn how rehabilitation services can address the unique physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges that can happen during and after treatment for serious health conditions.

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  • Aphasia

    Aphasia is a language disorder that affects how your child understands and uses language. Learn more about aphasia in children and how speech-language therapy can help.

  • Speech Sound (Articulation) Disorders in Children

    Articulation disorders affect how children pronounce sounds. Learn about speech milestones by age, signs of speech disorders, and treatment with speech therapy.

  • Speech and Language Therapy

    Speech and language therapy helps children improve communication, language, and feeding skills. Learn how a speech-language pathologist (SLP) can help your child.

  • Word-Finding Problems

    Word-finding problems happen when your child knows the word they want to say but has trouble remembering it. Learn when to seek help and how to support your child.

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  • Procedures

    Your child may need different procedures for diagnosis and treatment. Learn what to expect before, during, and after these procedures.

  • Psychology and Mental Health Services

    Psychologists and other mental health providers can help your child adjust to serious illness. Learn how psychology and mental health services can help

  • Returning to Sports After Serious Illness

    Serious illness and treatment may mean taking a break from sports and other activities. Learn how to help your child safely return to physical activity and sports.