Speech therapy
Specialized therapy
Tele-health options available
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Tele-health options available 〰️
Culturally Sensitive: We provide inclusive, neurodiversity-affirming care with a focus on culturally appropriate interventions.
Specialized Skills: Our therapists are trained to address a variety of needs, including apraxia, dyslexia, hearing impairments, autism, attention difficulties, Down syndrome, and more. We also specialize in assistive and augmentative communication.
Comprehensive Care: From evaluations to treatment, our services are designed to support not just the child but also the caregivers across various settings.
Neurodiversity Affirming Care: We strongly believe in learner-led, child-centered sessions. We practice neurodiversity, and gender diversity-affirming therapy approaches to support children in becoming authentically autonomous and learning how to self-advocate.
AAC (Augmentative Alternative Communication)
Articulation/Phonological Disorders
Autism
Down Syndrome
Fluency/Stuttering
Language Delay/Disorder
Early Intervention
Age indicators
It’s important to recognize that every child develops at their own pace, and some may need additional support to enhance their communication and social skills.
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The child does not point to items to request them and does not seem to know how to play with toys like other children their age and/or you have a difficult time interacting with the child because they don't seem interested in social games.
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The child has a limited vocabulary. May only be able to name a few things. Struggles with pronunciation and may be hard to understand. Does not know how to request for help.
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The child does not form two word phrases. Family members/ Friends have a harder time understanding what the child is trying to communicate.
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The child cannot form short sentences. Unfamiliar people to the child may not be able to understand them.
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The child does not communicate with a variety of sentences that only uses words primarily in the correct order, has a very difficult time learning concepts like colors and numbers, and/or does not understand directions well.
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A sudden stutter that may be developing ranging to 6 months.
