Pediatric Therapy Services:
Speech Therapy
Individualized Treatment Sessions For:
- Language delays
- Expressive language skills
- Receptive language skills
- Articulation Disorders
- Phonological Disorders
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Apraxia
- Pragmatic language skills/social skills
Feeding Therapy
Individualized Treatment Sessions For:
- Bottle feeding challenges (NICU grads/preterm infants)
- Bottle refusal
- Feeding issues related to lip/tongue tie
- Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
- Challenges related to EoE
- Refusal to try new foods
- Trouble chewing/swallowing
- Skill delays (challenges starting solids)
- Oral motor delays (difficulty chewing/managing solids)
- NG/G-tube weaning
- Straw drinking/open cup drinking
- Restrictive eating patterns
- General mealtime challenges
Parent Guidance Sessions
Our parent guidance sessions are 30 minute 1:1 virtual sessions that provide parents with the tools to aid their child's speech, language, and/or feeding development. These sessions are meant to guide parents and do not take the place of speech and/or feeding therapy.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
In some cases, traditional speech therapy alone may not provide the optimal avenue for a child to express themselves effectively. This is where Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) steps in as a revolutionary tool. AAC encompasses various methods and devices designed to support individuals with communication difficulties, allowing them to bridge the gap between their thoughts and expression. Our experienced speech language pathologists understand that each child's unique needs require personalized approaches. Through comprehensive assessments and a deep understanding of a child's capabilities, we might recommend AAC solutions to enhance their communication skills. By harnessing the potential of AAC, we empower children to communicate confidently, fostering a sense of independence and enabling them to connect meaningfully with the world around them. Witness the transformative impact of AAC in unlocking your child's full communicative potential with our dedicated team of speech language pathologists.
If your child is at least 6 months old and has a diagnosis that is likely to affect their verbal communication skills then they are ready for AAC to be introduced and used within their everyday lives!