Services
We partner with families to provide a highly-effective, individualized therapeutic experience based in play, with consideration of each family’s cultural, linguistic, and social background. Services are available virtually or in-person for children of all ages and abilities.
Evaluation
When a delay or disorder is suspected, an assessment gathers baseline information to compare your child's present levels to expected norms.
Learn about Independent Educational Evaluations.
Therapy
Your child's individual needs guide speech therapy intervention. Recommended frequency and intensity are based on the results of the evaluation.
Educational Consultation
Accessing school-based intervention via an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) can be a challenge. Guidance to help you develop a strategy to best advocate for your child is offered.
Disorders We EvaluateTreat
Speech-Sound Disorder
When errors in pronouncing words result in mistakes in sounds or patterns of sounds persisting past a certain age. Sounds errors are determined as appropriate based the child's age.
Language Disorder
Challenges understanding spoken and written information (receptive language disorders) or trouble communicating ideas and questions (expressive language disorders). Many individuals exhibit challenges with both receptive and expressive language simultaneously.
Social Differences
Autism, also known as autism spectrum disorder or ASD, results in social, communication and language problems. These individuals also exhibit restricted and repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, or activities, such as flipping objects, echolalia, or excessive smelling or touching of objects are characteristics.
Language & Literacy
Challenges with spoken language can result in reading and writing difficulties, as spoken language is the foundation for the development of reading. Difficulty in learning to read and write can involve any of the components of language—phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics.
Motor Speech Disorder
Difficulty moving the muscles needed for speech production due to weakness or reduced coordination. Challenges producing words may or may not correlate with brain injuries and cognitive-linguistic impairments (difficulty understanding or using language).
Cognitive Disorder
Problems with ones thinking processes that affect communication, such attention span, memory, reasoning and problem-solving, which can be acquired or developmental.
