Speech Therapy

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) are licensed professionals who work with individuals experiencing a variety of communication disorders and delays, as well as difficulties with swallowing and feeding.

• Speech Sound Production: Helping children produce sounds clearly and comfortably to be understood by others.
• Language Development: Supporting understanding (receptive language) and expression (spoken, signed, or augmented communication) in ways that align with the child’s communication preferences.
• Social Communication: Empowering children to navigate social interactions, including conversational skills, nonverbal communication, and building meaningful relationships.
• Fluency: Assisting children who experience disruptions in speech flow, like stuttering, in a way that respects their natural speech patterns and promotes confidence.
• Voice: Supporting healthy and effective voice use when challenges arise with pitch, tone, or volume.
• Feeding and Swallowing: Helping children develop safe and effective feeding and swallowing skills, including for those with sensory, motor, or medical needs.

• Comprehensive Evaluations: We identify each child’s strengths and areas for growth through thorough assessments.
• Goal Setting: Therapy goals are developed based on assessments and informed by parent input to ensure meaningful and individualized outcomes.
• Engaging Sessions: Sessions are interactive and designed to promote progress in a way that is motivating for children.
• Family Collaboration: Parents/caregivers are active participants in the process and receive strategies to support progress outside of therapy. 

Contact your pediatrician if you have concerns about your child’s speech, language development, communication skills, or feeding and swallowing abilities.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact us. We look forward to hearing from you.