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General Info: Herman & Associates Pediatric Specialists, Inc. provides Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Physical Therapy. Herman & Associates Speech Pathology, directed by Jeffrey Herman, Ed.D,CCC-SLP, employs a staff of more than 40 therapists and support personnel in the areas of Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy. We are also supported by the service of graduate interns from 3 universities, as well as by Florida Hospital. Herman & Associates Pediatric Specialists, Inc. is a private practice providing services to individuals of all ages with communication and/or physical disorders.
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Phone: (407) 898-5060

Address: 4401 E Colonial Dr Ste 107, Orlando, FL 32803

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Pediatric Care
Ear Infections
Some children do not follow the timetable of language development the way an average child does. When there is a significant lag in language acquisition a delay must be considered. A child with a language delay may not use the language commensurate with his or her peers. There may be a delay in learning the correct vocabulary for his/her age. The child may have difficulty learning the proper rules of syntax and grammar or they may not develop the correct pragmatic skills necessary to engage in play and communication with their peers or adults. We often do not know or understand why these delays occur. A complete medical history is often needed to attempt to learn what the etiology of the delay might be. Sometimes recurrent ear infections early in life can cause speech and language delays. It is important to have the child evaluated as soon as a delay is noticed. Like speech disorders, a language disorder can sometimes appear to be a problem when in actuality it isn’t. It may simply be a part of the normal developmental sequence. However a wait and see attitude can be harmful. Other problems can manifest themselves from a language disorder. Difficulties in reading, learning phonetics, spelling, mathematics, and written language difficulties can often be the result of speech and language delays.

Autism
As Speech and Language Pathologists we frequently treat children with Autism regardless of our setting. (Clinic, hospital, school, etc.) It is a prevalent disorder in our office that we treat daily, and the diagnosis of Autism nationally is on the rise. Autism is a disorder that, while it dramatically affects the quality of life the child may have, completely changes the life of a parent. The issues that are present while raising a child with autism are life consuming and life altering. Many of our parents have frustration and stress levels that are at their highest due to the unknown factors that come from raising a child with a disorder. "When will my child talk," they say? "Will my child be able to tie his shoes," they ask? The prognosis of children with autism varies dramatically depending on severity level. But, there is a silver lining! A Speech Pathologist can help give your child a way to communicate. An Occupational Therapist aids in self help skills and overall sensory issues. A physical therapist can help make sure your child has the strength to crawl, sit, walk, run, or play. So, while there is no cure for autism as yet, the symptoms of autism are treatable!! Early diagnosis and intervention are vital to the future development of the child.
Epilepsy
Autism occurs by itself or in association with other disorders, which affect the function of the brain such as viral infections, metabolic disturbances, and epilepsy. It is important to distinguish autism from retardation or mental disorders since diagnostic confusion may result in referral to inappropriate and ineffective treatment techniques. The severe form of the syndrome may include extreme self-injurious, repetitive, highly unusual and aggressive behavior. Special educational programs using behavioral methods have proven to be the most helpful treatment.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Pediatric Occupational Therapist with 20+ years of experience in the evaluation, treatment, family training and coaching of children with disabilities including ASD, Developmental Delays, Down’s Syndrome, Sensory Processing Disorder, ADHD, Dysgraphia and other related conditions.

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy protocols are designed to help maximize functional ability, eliminate or decrease pain, increase strength, endurance & more. Read More
Occupational Therapy
Herman & Associates provides individual or group therapy on-site at our office for speech, physical and occupational therapy for ages birth to 21 years of age. We provide ST, OT, and PT in the child's natural environment. (home, daycare, etc.) Under special circumstances we will treat individuals who exceed 21 years of age. We also provide individual therapy for learning-disabled youngsters and offer academic assistance.

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