Developing communication skills is vitally important for socializing, expressing wants/needs, and creating valuable relationships. Speech-language pathologists help clients overcome barriers to communication and eating. Speech-language therapy consists of specialized treatment methods to allow the client to gain appropriate communication, language, articulation, feeding, and oral motor planning skills.
A speech-language-feeding evaluation will clearly identify areas of weakness and provide a treatment plan based on your child’s needs.
Receptive and Expressive Language Delays
Pre-Linguistic Skills
Pragmatic Language
Auditory Processing
Articulation Disorders
Apraxia of Speech
Dysarthria
Swallowing/Feeding
Oral-Motor
Stuttering/Fluency
Voice
Developmental Delays
Cognitive Delays (problem-solving, sequencing, attention)
Autism and related disorders
Neurological Disorders & Syndromes
Hearing Impairments Cochlear Rehabilitation