Services
Speech & Language Therapy Services
Assessment and evaluation of speech and language skills
We test how well a child understands and uses language, and how clearly they speak.Oral-motor skill assessment
Checking how the mouth (lips, tongue, jaw) works for speaking and sometimes eating.Speech sound production therapy
Helps a child pronounce sounds correctly (for example, early sounds “k” “d,” or “p” clearly).Expressive and receptive language intervention
Expressive: helping the child talk and express ideas
Receptive: helping the child understand what others say
Social communication skills
Teaching things like taking turns in conversation, making eye contact, understanding social cues, and interacting with others.Augmentative or Alternative Communication (AAC) support if appropriate
If speaking is difficult, they may use tools like picture boards or speech devices to help the child communicate.Parent/caregiver education and strategy coaching
Teaching you how to support your child’s communication skills at home.
Feeding Therapy Services
Assessment of feeding and oral motor skills
We evaluate how well a child eats looking at things like biting, chewing, swallowing, and overall eating habits.Oral-motor skill assessment
A closer look at how the mouth works (lips, tongue, jaw) to see if there are any coordination or strength issues affecting eating.Feeding therapy targeting chewing, swallowing safety, and food progression
Therapy sessions to help a child:Chew properly
Swallow safely (to prevent choking or aspiration)
Gradually move from easier foods (like purees) to more complex textures
Sensory-based feeding interventions
Helps children who are sensitive to textures, smells, or tastes (for example, picky eaters or kids who refuse certain foods).Parent/caregiver education and strategy coaching
Teaching parents how to support the child at home including what to do during meals, how to introduce new foods, and how to handle challenges.
