This service is offered for parents of late talkers (Age 12 months - 4 years). You will learn a variety of speech and language facilitation strategies to become an active part of your child’s speech and language development.

For children who struggle to form sentences or follow instructions, language therapy helps build skills for understanding and expressing ideas.

Speech therapy, or articulation, is a specialized intervention aimed at improving an individual's ability to produce speech sounds accurately, addressing issues such as articulation disorders, phonological disorders, and apraxia of speech. Available for all ages.

Aimed at improving reading, writing, and other literacy skills, including phonological awareness, decoding, comprehension, spelling, and writing fluency, tailored to the individual's needs and literacy goals.

Treatment for GLPs include helping them understand and break down language to form original sentences. If your child often repeats phrases they’ve heard before, we’ll work on helping them create their own meaningful language!

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This service is for new parents who are eager to teach their children second, or third languages! Intended to be a 1 time session to learn everything we know about teaching your child second and third languages with success!

For those who are non-speaking, AAC offers alternative ways to express themselves, like picture boards or communication devices. We help them learn how to use these tools, so they can share their wants, needs, and feelings more easily. No AAC experience is necessary. Together, we will find a communication system that works for you and your family.

Voice therapy involves targeted interventions provided by speech-language pathologists to address vocal disorders, focusing on techniques to improve vocal quality, resonance, pitch, and overall vocal function.

Swallowing/dysphagia intervention involves specialized techniques and exercises implemented by speech-language pathologists to address difficulties in swallowing, aiming to improve swallowing function and safety.

Aphasia therapy helps people who have lost language abilities due to injury or stroke. If you or your loved one struggles to find words or understand language, we’ll focus on activities to rebuild these skills, supporting communication in everyday situations.