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Speech Therapy

Speech Therapy

Pediatric Speech Therapy helps children develop and improve their communication skills, including speech clarity, language development, AAC training, social interaction, executive functioning skills, and feeding or swallowing abilities.

Provided by licensed Speech-Language Pathologists, therapy supports children with speech delays, articulation issues, stuttering, autism, developmental disorders, dyslexia, and more. Sessions are play-based, developmentally-appropriate, and often include parent involvement to encourage use of strategies and promote progress across all environments.

Speech Therapy Services

  • A young boy wearing a green shirt and beige shorts is sitting on the carpeted floor, reaching towards a tablet device displaying a colorful game or educational app. In front of him, there is a large white plate with a variety of cut-up fruits including strawberries, orange slices, green grapes, and apple pieces.

    Feeding Therapy

    Assessment and treatment of oral motor dysfunction, dysphagia, and infant feeding.

  • Two women and a young boy smiling and hugging in front of a rock climbing wall with colorful holds, on a multicolored padded floor.

    Social Skills

    Sessions designed to foster increased confidence, stronger relationships, and independent social functioning across all settings and environments.

  • A young boy wearing a birthday hat and blue shirt stands in front of a woman holding a tablet with a keyboard game on the screen. The woman is smiling at the boy, who is holding a toothbrush. Another woman is standing behind them, leaning over. The scene appears to be a birthday celebration in a home setting.

    Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

    Our SLPs help children find their voice through individualized AAC support, trialing a variety of devices and programs based on your child’s needs.