Testimonials
Message From CEO
I, Khadija Abbasi, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Speech Lingua Spot, a trained and experienced specialist in the field of rehabilitation for people with disabilities and disorders. The idea of Speech Lingua Spot started with a mission to offer all clinical diagnostic services under one roof. Our diagnostic services strictly follow global guidelines and international standards for assessment of various disorders.
I want to extend a warm welcome and special message to the parents of our special children, a message of administration, support and acknowledgment. Our clinic is not just a place of care; it's a community built on understanding, support and a shared commitment to the well-being and development of every child. Our dedicated team of professionals is here to partner with you on this journey. From experienced therapists to caring support staff, each member of our team is committed to providing personalized care, fostering a sense of belonging and empowering your child to thrive. Parenting is a journey fulfilled with love, challenges and countless victories. When you add the term “Special” to the equation, it brings about a set of experiences that are truly extraordinary.
I, Myself recognizes that each child is a unique gift and your role in nurturing and empowering them is pivotal. Your patience, compassion and the love you pour into every moment make a profound impact not only on your child but also on our entire team. In closing, let us remember that the true measure of a society’s greatness lies in its ability to embrace and uplift every member. Collaboratively, we together can flourish and reach their full potential.
I thank all the Board Member for their efforts and contribution towards the Clinic. I encourage all of my specialists who learn from their experiences and always remember the profound difference you make in the lives of these extraordinary children and their families. Your work is not just a job, it is a calling vocation that shapes futures and build bridges to a world of possibilities. Thank you for being the compassionate and skilled professionals that you are. Your passion, expertise and unwavering commitment are the cornerstones of our mission to create a world where every child, regardless of their unique qualities, can thrive and reach their full potential.
Latest Blogs

Brief Introduction of Echolalia
Echolalia is a communication phenomenon that includes meaningless replication of another person’s spoken words, phrases and sentences. Children develop echolalia between the ages of 2-3

Role of Speech Therapist in School Settings
When it comes to helping students who struggle with speech-language disorders and communication disorders, speech therapists are invaluable in educational settings.

Eye Contact: An important therapeutic tool for children with developmental delays.
It is often said that the eyes are a door to the human soul. And in therapy, this can be empirically tested as children who

The Role of Echolalia in Enhancing Social Communication Skills
Echolalia involves the repetition of words or phrases spoken by others, its impact on social communication can be both positive and challenging

Acquired Apraxia of Speech
Apraxia refers to the loss or absence of the ability to perform learned purposeful movements, an impaired ability to plan, select, and sequence the motor

Speech Problems Among Children with Autism
Speech problems refer to the difficulties in communication often experienced by children with ASD. These challenges can include limited vocabulary, speech difficulties, repetitive challenging behavior,

Echolalia: Understanding and Support Strategies
Echolalia seems frustrating but it is a blessing for those who find it difficult to communicate for their needs. Sometimes echolalia is a child’s response

Strategies to Teach Autistic Children to Ask Questions
Teaching autistic children how to ask questions necessitates taking into account their individual learning styles and preferences. Here are some potentially viable strategies

Conduct Disorder: Behavioral Modification
Conduct disorders are serious, disruptive behavior patterns which are often hard to control. These behaviors violate the age-appropriate norms and the rights of others.
