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Speech & Language Therapy

Our services cater to children between 18 months and 18 years old who are experiencing challanges related to speech, language, social competency, attention, and executive function. We offer personalized, face-to-face therapy sessions and encourage family involvement to enhance the child's skills at home, school, and in the community.

Speaking Practice

  • Articulation

  • Language Delays

  • Social Language

  • Receptive & Expressive Language

  • Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)

  • Stuttering & Fluency Disorders

  • Executive Function Skills

  • Social Competency & Peer Engagement

The following are areas we also address

Joint Attention

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We have to be able to join attention with another person

to communicate.  Does your child attend to you?  Do they imitate you and respond to

your voice?  Do they enjoy

eye contact?

Play Skills

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Does your child enjoy other children, play appropriately with toys, take turns, attend and stay engaged?  Or, do they get easily distracted, frustrated, attempt to control play or are more interested in their own activities than other people?

Social Competency

Executive Functions

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They are a set of mental skills that help you get things done.  They are controlled by the frontal lobe of the brain and help you to manage time, pay attention, follow-through and self-assess.  They require mental flexibility, self-regulation and self-control.

This skill requires a person to know how to share space with other people.  Social interaction is not just about talking, in fact, more of our social communication is through body language, facial expression, figurative speech and inferring in the moment.  It is very complicated.  If you are not good at it, you can misunderstand and make mistakes that cause you problems in making or keeping friends, getting and keeping jobs and affect any relationship.

Request an appointment today!

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