OUR MISSION
We are dedicated to supporting families, and believe that the greatest success is seen when families are involved in the planning and implementation of therapy.

 We use the most current, research-based, creative therapy techniques possible to keep clients engaged and excited to communicate.

We strive to help children and parents understand WHY communication is so important.


OUR SERVICES
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FREE DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING
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EVALUATION
Curious to know whether your child is meeting all of his/her speech and language developmental milestones?  Worried that your child may be falling behind?  Come in for a FREE consultation with our speech-language pathologist.
Have you been referred for a speech-language evaluation?  Do you have continued concerns about your child's skills in:
  • speech production
  • understanding/using language
  • feeding
  • social skills
  • play skills
A speech evaluation can help determine the areas your child needs assistance with, and is the first step to developing a "plan of care."  An evaluation is almost always necessary if you are submitting for insurance reimbursement.
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THERAPY

If you qualify for therapy, your speech-language pathologist will recommend a frequency for therapy (often 1-2 sessions per week) to work on any of the following skills:
  • regulation, engagement, relatedness (readiness to communicate).
  • Receptive Language & Language Processing
  • Expressive Language
  • Speech production or phonology
  • Oral motor & sensory skills
  • Pragmatic (Social) Language
  • Play skills
  • Feeding
  • Strategies for improved memory
Therapy is often family-oriented, as children typically make the most progress when skills targeted in therapy are reinforced at home and in the community.
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RESOURCES

The Stuttering Foundation
www.stutteringhelp.org

CDC Milestone Checklists 2 months-5 years
​www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/index.html

Apraxia of Speech Information
http://www.apraxia-kids.org/




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