Speech Therapy for Children

Improve articulation, phonological patterns, and motor planning (e.g., childhood apraxia of speech) for clearer, more confident speech.

Build strong foundations in vocabulary, sentence structure, following directions, and answering questions.

Support for toddlers with speech, language, or developmental delays during the most critical years of brain development.

Individualized therapy to support communication, social connection, and play skills — including expressive language, joint attention, and self-advocacy.

Empower non-speaking or minimally verbal children with tools like picture boards, communication apps, or speech-generating devices to express themselves fully.

Teach conversation skills, body language, turn-taking, and understanding social cues in a fun, engaging way — ideal for children with autism or social-pragmatic challenges.

Gentle, age-appropriate strategies to help children speak with more ease, flow, and confidence.

Address issues with pitch, volume, or vocal strain that may affect how a child is heard or how they feel about their voice.

Boost reading, spelling, and comprehension skills using research-based methods for phonics and language development.

Build essential skills for attention, organization, task initiation, memory, and self-regulation to support success at home and in school.