We strive to help children become active language learners and clear, confident communicators. Our individual approach to therapy suits the particular needs of each child. We offer treatment strategies for a diverse range of speech and language disorders:

• Articulation and Phonological Disorders

• Apraxia/Dyspraxia

• Oral Motor Disorders

• Feeding and Swallowing Disorders

• Myofunctional Disorders

• Receptive and/or Expressive Language Disorders

• Auditory and/or Language Processing Disorders

• Executive Function Disorders

• Fluency Disorders

• Voice Disorders

• Semantic-Pragmatic Disorders

• Learning Disabilities

• Aphasia and Dysarthria

• Other Neurological Impairments

All of our speech therapists have experience with the following populations and work to provide neuro-affirming care for each child:

• Autism spectrum disorder

• Down syndrome

• Cerebral palsy

• Fragile X syndrome

• DiGeorge Syndrome

• Treacher Collins syndrome

• Unspecified genetic disorders

Does my child need speech therapy???

To assist you in evaluating your child’s skills to determine if a formal evaluation is needed at this time, please see the screening quizzes by age listed below. Click on the appropriate age group, check the skills your child can demonstrate, and then refer to the * to determine if a formal evaluation is recommended at this time.

If an evaluation is recommended, please contact us to schedule an evaluation session.

These screening quizzes can be used as a starting point to help determine your child’s speech and language skills, from birth to 5 years of age.

• Screening Quiz – 12 Months

• Screening Quiz – 2 Years

• Screening Quiz – 3 Years

• Screening Quiz – 4 Years

• Screening Quiz – 5 Years

Did you know …

• Speech therapy is most effective when children are less than 3 years old

• Early referrals avoid later problems

• Speech problems run in families, so if you have an older child with speech problems, you should refer your younger children too!

• You don’t have to ask your doctor for a referral. You can call and make the referral yourself.

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