We provide comprehensive evaluations, that assess your child’s strengths and weaknesses. Therapy will be child led, engaging, evidence based, and fun.

Importance of Early Intervention
Early intervention in language can significantly improve a child's ability to express themselves, understand others, and enhance overall communication skills. By targeting specific areas of difficulty, therapists help children develop age-appropriate language skills and improve their quality of life, both academically and socially.
Common Speech and Language Disorders
Several speech and language disorders can hinder a child's communication abilities and require therapeutic intervention:
1. Articulation and Phonology Disorders: Children with articulation disorders have difficulty producing sounds correctly, leading to challenges in speech clarity and listener comprehension. Phonological disorders involve predictable patterns of speech sound errors.
2. Language Processing Disorders: These involve difficulties in understanding and processing spoken or written language, affecting vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension skills.
3. Stuttering: Stuttering, characterized by disruptions in the flow and rhythm of speech, can impact a child's confidence and ability to communicate fluently.
4. Expressive Language Disorders: Children with expressive language disorders struggle with formulating and expressing their thoughts, resulting in limited vocabulary, sentence structure, and organization of ideas.
5. Receptive Language Disorders: Receptive language disorders affect a child's ability to understand and comprehend spoken language, impacting their learning and social interactions.