How To Spot Language Processing Disorder

Frustrated Or Depressed At Not Having A Way To Say Things

Language is an essential part of how individuals interact with each other and their surroundings. Not being able to do what seems to be simple for others is bound to cause an impact on mental health. Frustration with not being able to express themselves often leads children to lash out. They may become bullies, or refuse to participate in school activities. Isolation is a crucial sign their difficulty communicating has caused them to become depressed. When someone is clearly feeling frustrated or depressed at not having a way to say things, there is a good chance language processing disorder is behind it. It is not the person has nothing to say, but instead no way to say it, which would be upsetting for anyone.