Pediatric Speech Therapy
You’re not the only one. I’ve heard variations of these stories countless times throughout my career, and I’m here to help. My expertise and extensive training make me uniquely qualified to identify the challenge and address it right away.
- People have a hard time understanding your child’s speech and look to you for interpretation.
- Your child has an extensive vocabulary but has difficulty using those words to socialize with his peers.
- Your child understands a lot but struggles to express her own thoughts and ideas.
Do any of these scenarios resonate with you?
Childhood apraxia of speech
Social Communication Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Articulation and Phonology Disorders
Receptive and Expressive Language Impairment
Our Services Address:
Execute the plan, making adjustments along the way to match your loved one’s evolving needs. Work towards graduating from speech therapy!
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Create a tailored plan for therapy. Therapy is always client and family-centered, so your goals will be the focus of this plan.
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In some instances, it may not be necessary to complete an evaluation (if there was one completed recently).
- parent/caregiver interview
- review of pertinent medical history
- standardized testing
- informal observations
- speech sample(s)
Conduct a thorough evaluation to evaluate your loved one’s communication needs. Depending on the areas of concern, an evaluation may include:
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Our Process
Move forward with your customized therapy plan.
start your therapy plan
Complete an evaluation, review results and create a therapy plan.
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Call for a free consultation to discuss your concerns and determine the need for an evaluation.
