AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication)

We help children who are non-speaking or minimally-speaking find their voice through AAC indcluding high-tech communication devices, picture boards, and sign language. Many individuals on the autism spectrum or who are diagnosed with a developmental disability may benefit from AAC. Upon initiation of services, we can conduct a formal AAC evaluation, begin a device trial, and submit documentation for insurance approval.

Early Language Development (Ages 1–5)

We support toddlers and preschoolers with first words, combining words, and understanding language. Early intervention builds a strong foundation for future learning and communication success.

School-aged Language Disorders

We help school-aged children who struggle with receptive and expressive language. Receptive language abilities allow children to understand spoken language. This can include following directions, listenting/reading comprehension, and understanding the meaning of words. Expressive language is the way a child communicates their thoughts, feelings, and ideas to their peers. Expressive language skills may include: story telling, use of appropriate grammatical structure, and describing actions or events. Our therapy supports success in the classroom and beyond.

Speech Sound Disorders - Phonology & Articulation

If your child’s speech is hard to understand, we can address the phonological patterns and sound systems that may be affecting their speech intelligibility, or ability to be understood by others. Speech sound disorders can also be characterized by distortions of speech sounds including l, r, or s.

Childhood Apraxia of Speech

If your child knows what they want to say but struggles to get the words out clearly, it might be apraxia. Apraxia is a speech disorder that affects the brain’s ability to plan and sequence complex motor movements needed for speech. We offer support to help your child build the motor planning skills needed for confident, clear speech.

Social Communication Disorders/Pragmatics

We help children who struggle with things like taking turns in conversation, reading social cues, or building friendships. Therapy focuses on real-life social skills to improve peer and classroom interactions.

Literacy & Reading Readiness

We support early literacy skills including phonological awareness, sound-letter matching, and comprehension — essential for kindergarten readiness and early reading success. If your child has or had a speech sound disorder, they are more likely to have difficulty reading. Let us help!

Fluency Disorders (Stuttering)

Is your child repeating sounds or getting stuck on words? Our therapy focuses on fluency-building strategies and confidence so your child can speak freely and comfortably in any setting.

Feeding Disorders

Mealtimes shouldn't be stressful. We help children who have difficulty chewing, swallowing, or managing different textures through feeding therapy that is gentle, responsive, and family-centered.