Speech/Language Therapy

What is speech and language therapy? Speech and language therapy services can address different needs, including speech sounds (how an individual says sounds in different positions of words) and language (expressive, receptive and social language). Services can also address: voice disorders, stuttering, and oral motor issues (swallowing, feeding).

Therapy sessions are designed to meet the unique needs of each individual with the goal of improving their quality of life and how it pertains to their communication skills.

Our speech-language pathology services include:

Evaluations
Family-centered individual therapy
Individually integrated therapy services within the preschool program classes
Group therapy services
Consultative services to staff and families
Co-treatment with other therapists
Community based evaluations/therapy (Head Start, other programs)

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