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If your child is having problems with lisps and stutters, pronunciation or other verbal difficulties, perhaps he or she could benefit from attending speech camp. These camps are specially designed for those with speech problems of all kinds. Kids attend read more

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Charis Hills

Charis Hills is a special needs, recreational summer camp helping children with learning differences build confidence and find success. We serve campers ages 7-18. We welcome campers with ADHD, Learning Disabilities, speech/language and hearing impairment, emotional/behavioral challenges including high functioning Autism and Asperger's. Camp is a great place to teach social skills. Campers also receive academic instruction for one activity period each day. Located one hour from the DFW area.

Camp Lee Mar

Camp Lee Mar is a private residential special needs camp for children and teenagers with mild to moderate learning and developmental challenges. A structured environment, individual attention and guidance are emphasized at all times. Campers enjoy traditional camp activities PLUS academics, speech and language therapy, music and art therapy, daily living skills, sensory-motor-perceptual training, and computers. We also have therapeutic horseback riding and overnight trips. Heated pool, modern facilities and air-conditioned buildings (including bunks.)

Early Childhood Camps at the JCC

The Early Childhood Camps at the Katz JCC are a fun filled world of wonder, excitement, learning, and laughter. With a variety of activities perfectly tailored for children ages 2-5, this is the place to be for little campers to have big fun!

Each bunk is supervised by an adult head counselor and our camper to counselor ratio is 4:1. Additionally, specialists in music, creative arts, dance and movement, nature and sports will enrich your child's camp experience. Lenny Krayzelburg Swim Academy certified instructors will make your child feel comfortable and safe in the water suing the...

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Geneseo Speech & Hearing Clinic

Anderson Speech Consultants Speech Summer Camp

National Speech/Language Therapy Center

Summer Speech Language Camp

Atlanta Speech School Summer Programs

Kaufman Children's Center

Precision Fluency Shaping Program

Speech & Hearing Center Summer Camp

Basic Concepts

Say 'n' Play Speech Camp

Lighthouse Project (The)

TLC's Summer Programs & Camp Littlefoot

Summer Speech Program

Talk About Fun Camp

Parent Child Services Group Summer Programs

Orchard Friends School

RiteCare Childhood Language Program

Central Michigan University Summer Speech-Language Specialty Clinics

Speech Garden Summer Camps (The)

Easter Seals Northern Ohio

Speech Pathways

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If your child is having problems with lisps and stutters, pronunciation or other verbal difficulties, perhaps he or she could benefit from attending speech camp. These camps are specially designed for those with speech problems of all kinds. Kids attend speech therapy camps to learn not only the mechanics of speech but also the art of effective delivery, performance enhancement and public speaking. Some programs are sleep-away camps, while others are daily camps, with morning and afternoon sessions. Multiple campers from the same household often receive a discount, a big plus for parents struggling with one or more children facing speech problems. Specialized speech therapy camp classes may range from special occasion speaking to impromptu speaking. A large part of the programs focus on developing self confidence among peers and large audiences. Parents can expect to meet with the counselors beforehand to learn about the speech camp, along with what improvements they can expect to see in their children once the week is over.

What to Ask the Camp Director: Be sure to ask whether the camp is appropriate for your child's age. Many camps have age limits, although some invite children from preschool age and older.

Counselor Certifications: Campers should be led by qualified speech language pathologists and therapists who are licensed and certified.

Highlights: Kids get to engage in real-life scenarios such as theater performances or public speaking to gain self confidence.