Services
Early Intervention (18 months and up):
We specialize in helping toddlers build communication skills through a family-supported, play-based model. Therapy is designed to support early development at home, where children learn best.
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Speech and language therapy for toddlers
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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), including touch-based devices and eye gaze systems when appropriate
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Parent/caregiver training built into every session
Specialized Services (4–18):
We provide therapy to children and adolescents up to 18 years of age who are medically fragile or unable to attend school. These services are tailored to meet complex needs in the home setting.
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Speech-sound therapy when related to oral-motor or myofunctional patterns
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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), including touch-based devices and eye gaze systems when appropriate
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Feeding support for children with tracheostomy, G-tube, or complex medical needs
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Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy
Treatment for older children with tongue thrust, chewing difficulties, and swallowing skill development.
Please note: This practice does not provide therapy services for infants. Feeding and myofunctional therapy services are provided for children who are developmentally ready to participate in structured treatment, typically beginning around 4 years of age. Tongue-tie inquiries for children under age 4 will be referred to speech-language pathologists who specialize in this age group in accordance with the ASHA Code of Ethics.