Speech Therapy Services

More about our services.

Evaluations

We offer extensive comprehensive speech and language evaluations via teletherapy. This includes:

  • parent/caregiver interview

  • medical history

  • formal assessment

We take the time to carefully review results and take a collaborative approach to plan treatment and goals with you.

Our Approach to Therapy

We provide virtual services to the pediatric population. If your child is too young for virtual services parent coaching is offered. We offer parent coaching in which we will guide your session, while you, as the parent/caregiver cover the hands-on approach. We also provide virtual services to the adult population. Therapy models include:

  • parent coaching

  • play based therapy

  • individual treatment

  • skilled maintenance

Please contact us to tell us what your needs are so that we may assist you.

Individualized Therapy Services

  • Individualized speech therapy is a personalized approach to addressing speech and language challenges. Tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, this therapy focuses on specific goals, whether it's improving articulation, language development, fluency, or social communication skills. With a licensed speech therapist, clients receive targeted exercises and strategies designed to help them overcome obstacles at their own pace, ensuring the therapy is both effective and relevant to their personal challenges. The result is a more confident communicator, empowered to reach their full potential.

  • Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to a variety of methods and tools used to help individuals with speech or language impairments communicate. AAC includes both low-tech options, like picture boards or communication books, and high-tech devices, such as speech-generating devices or apps. These tools are designed to support or replace verbal communication, helping individuals express their thoughts, needs, and emotions. AAC is customized to each person's abilities and needs, providing an essential bridge to effective communication and improving quality of life.

  • Social communication refers to the use of verbal and non-verbal skills to interact with others in a variety of social settings. It involves not only speaking and listening but also understanding social cues, body language, tone of voice, and conversational norms. Social communication skills are essential for forming relationships, participating in group activities, and navigating everyday interactions. These skills include turn-taking in conversations, understanding sarcasm or humor, and adjusting communication based on the context or listener. Strengthening social communication helps individuals build stronger connections and participate more fully in social, educational, and professional environments.

Caregiver Coaching & Support

  • One-on-one coaching for parents of children receiving speech therapy is a personalized approach designed to empower parents with the knowledge and tools needed to support their child’s communication development. We will work directly with parents to provide guidance on how to reinforce speech therapy techniques at home. Parents learn strategies to improve their child’s speech, language, and social communication skills in everyday situations. This coaching helps parents understand their child’s specific needs, track progress, and gain confidence in their ability to support therapy goals, ultimately fostering a stronger partnership between home and therapy for the child's success.

  • Family support involves providing guidance, resources, and encouragement to help families actively participate in their child’s or loved one's communication development. This support can take many forms, including:

    1. Education and Training

    2. Regular Progress Updates

    3. Individualized Strategies

    4. Emotional Support

    5. Collaborative Communication

    Overall, family support ensures that therapy extends beyond the clinic, creating a well-rounded approach to improving communication skills.

  • Resources

    1. Educational Materials:

      We may provide brochures, websites, or videos that explain speech or language disorders, strategies for improvement, and tips for working with children at home.

    2. Referral Information: Speech therapists often connect families with other professionals or specialists, such as occupational therapists, psychologists, or developmental pediatricians, ensuring a holistic approach to care.

    3. Apps and Tools: Therapists may recommend specific apps, games, or interactive software designed to help reinforce speech and language skills at home, making therapy fun and engaging.

    4. Community Programs: Local or online programs can provide additional resources, like early intervention services or speech screenings, ensuring families have access to all available support.

    Together, support groups and resources enhance the effectiveness of speech therapy by building a collaborative, informed, and supportive environment for both individuals and families.

We Are Accepting New Clients!

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