Supporting children who may experience difficulty speaking clearly, understanding or using words or forming sentences.
Support with social communication, understanding language, and using words in meaningful ways, honoring each child’s individual way of interacting and connecting.
Supporting speech sound development, expressive and receptive language, and social communication that builds on a child’s strengths.
Helping children plan and coordinate movements for clear and confident speech.
Building strategies to help with smooth and confident speech.
Supporting children who are developing communication skills in the context of hearing challenges.
Promoting safe, comfortable eating and drinking experiences. These appointments are often in collaboration with our occupational team for sensory and other feeding needs.
Supporting speech sounds (articulation), expressive/ receptive language development, safety and social communication skills, among other areas tailored to your child.
Games and activities to make speech and language practice enjoyable.
One-on-one sessions or small groups for peer interaction.
Helping you support your child’s progress at home.
Identify devices or apps to enhance communication when needed. AAC helps children express thoughts when verbal speech is a challenge. This can include pictures, gestures, sign language, or speech-generating devices to support total communication pathways for your child.
Articulation and speech sound clarity
Receptive and expressive language skills
Social communication and play skills
Fluency, as it relates to stuttering
Auditory processing and comprehension
Voice disorders
Feeding and swallowing therapy
Executive functioning (problem solving and memory)
Ask your Primary Care Provider (PCP) for a referral
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