How To Spot Language Processing Disorder

Can't Think Of Words

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Adding to the difficulty with expressing themselves, individuals with language processing disorders often can't think of the words they want to use. They may struggle to come up with what seems like a simple word, and say 'that thing' instead. Often, their sentences make no sense to anyone but them. It is common for them to make up their own word to replace the one they cannot think of. They may say a word close to what they mean, but is not quite right. An example would be referring to their leg as an arm, or vice versa. This is another symptom that can carry on from childhood to adulthood if treatment isn't sought out or is unsuccessful.

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