Speech Therapy

Speech Therapy addresses communication whether it is verbal, through sign language, or alternative communication devices.

If a child struggles to communicate their wants or needs or has difficulty picking up on social cues, our speech therapists can work with them. Communicating with the world around us is a critical skill and we want to make sure children have the skills to do just that!

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Speech Therapy Staff

Speech therapy can address:

Articulation and Language

Augmentative Communication

Learning Disorders

Traumatic Brain Injury / Post Concussion Cognitive Care

Social Skills

Oral Motor Skills

Swallowing Therapy

Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy

Cleft Lip/Cleft Palate

Expressive Language Disorder

Receptive Language Disorder

Vocal Cord Dysfunction

Recent Posts For Speech Therapy

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10 Simple Early Language Strategies to Support Your Child’s Communication at Home

As parents, we want to connect with our kids, and language is one of the most powerful ways we do that. If you’ve been wondering how to support your child’s communication at home, you’re already doing something right just by asking. The good news? These 10 early language strategies for toddlers are simple, play-based tools […]

5 Easy Language-Building Moments During the Holidays

The holidays are full of natural moments to support your child’s language skills, no flashcards required. From cozy routines to everyday traditions, simple interactions can turn into powerful learning opportunities when kids are engaged, relaxed, and having fun. Here are 5 easy, parent-friendly ways to encourage language development during the holiday season (without changing your […]

Story Time with a Purpose: 5 Books That Boost Literacy Through Narrative-Based Language Intervention

As a speech-language pathologist, one of my favorite tools for supporting literacy development in children is narrative-based language intervention. This approach focuses on using stories—both oral and written—to help children develop essential language skills like vocabulary, sequencing, story comprehension, and narrative structure. It’s a highly effective way to support not only speech but also reading […]

How Your Baby Builds Words Into Sentences (And How You Can Help!)

Babies usually start saying their first words around 9–12 months of age. It’s such an exciting milestone—and once it happens, things really start to take off! By the time your little one is about 18 months old, you might hear around 50 words in their vocabulary. This is a great sign that they’re getting ready […]

Holiday Gift Guide: 5 Kids Books Featuring AAC

Everyone loves a story where they can say, “Hey, that’s me!” For children who use AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), seeing themselves reflected in a story is more than fun—it’s empowering. When kids meet characters who communicate with devices like theirs, they don’t just read a story—they belong in it. Representation matters, and the books […]

Effective Strategies to Help Your Child Who Stutters Speak with Confidence

If you have a child that stutters, you may wonder how to support them in speaking more fluently and confidently. Stuttering is common in children and does not affect intelligence or creativity. With the right guidance, children who stutter can develop smoother speech and feel more in control of their words. One of the most […]