Language processing disorder (LPD) is an umbrella term used to describe conditions that make language comprehension and expression difficult.
Children with LPD may struggle to take in spoken information, to write and read, and to speak fluently – all of which can impact school performance, social interactions, and other aspects of life.LPD also often co-occurs with ADHD and other conditions.
Researchers, in fact, point to similarities between ADHD symptoms and language difficulties, positing that executive function challenges may underlie both.LPD can be treated successfully with therapy and accommodations.
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