We take an individualized approach to speech and language treatment. With years of expertise and a passion for our patients, we help you overcome speech and language issues with the very best treatments available. All of our therapy is conducted individually, ensuring that your needs are addressed quickly and directly. With vast experience, we treat a wide range of goals and diagnoses, including:
Apraxia
Articulation Disorders
Asperger’s/Autism Spectrum Disorders
Auditory Processing Disorders
Aphasia
Language Comprehension & Expression
Literacy Oral Sensory/Motor & Feeding
A child who can’t express her basic needs to others—she might cry and tantrum, but is not be able to use words or even gestures to show her parents what she wants—is having difficulty with basic communication.
A little one who does not fully understand the words we say has difficulty with receptive language. For example, a child with a receptive language delay might not be able to follow simple directions, respond to her name, or find pictures in a book.
A toddler who understands everything you say and is really good at communicating through gestures and eye contact, but who doesn’t yet use any actual words, is having difficulty with expressive language.
A child who is talking a blue streak, using lots of words and sentences, but whose speech is not understood by others, is having difficulty with speech, or articulation.
A child who has lots of words, but who is struggling to speak without repeating words and syllables multiple times, is having difficulty with fluency.
A child who uses sentences, understands language well, and produces speech sounds well, but who has a habitually hoarse voice, might have a voice disorder.
