Pediatric Services

What most people think of when they think about speech therapy. Play based therapy dedicated to learning how to make the correct sounds.

Feeding therapy includes picky eating, sensory or food aversions, decreasing thumb sucking/pacifier use and swallowing safety. We love to have parents involved in these sessions. We have some food on hand, but food from home is always best!

Language development and literacy go hand in hand, especially in the pre-reading and early reading days. Therapy is dedicated to foundational reading skills.

Stuttering can sound like single sound repetitions or repeating whole words and phrases. Fluency or stuttering therapy teaches strategies to improve flow of speech.

We also take a play-based approach to language therapy. Playing is how kids learn best, so we let the kids take the lead on what we play and we provide therapy to improve language development. 

AAC stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. These methods replace speech or writing and use pictures or icons to communicate. This can be low tech with pictures or high tech through a tablet.

Apraxia of Speech is a motor planning difficulty. Meaning the child will have difficulty saying words and sounds. The child's lips and tongue might not move in the right way to make the sounds.

In our practice, family involvement is a must! As a parent/caregiver, you know your child best and will be spending the most time with them. We will provide lots of education and tangible tools to help continue to develop your child's skills outside of therapy time.