Pediatric Speech-Language Therapy

Our pediatric speech-language pathologists evaluate and treat each child based on their particular strengths and needs, combining structured intervention with engaging, child-centered activities.

 

How Speech-Language 
Therapy Can Help
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Occupational therapy may address:

  • Receptive language
  • Expressive language
  • Speech sound disorders
  • Articulation and phonological disorders
  • Childhood apraxia of speech
  • Fluency and stuttering
  • Social and pragmatic communication
  • AAC and alternative communication
  • Oral-motor skills
  • Pediatric feeding disorder
  • Swallowing difficulties and dysphagia
  • Auditory processing-related skills
  • Memory and cognitive-communication skills
  • Feeding and oral-motor difficulties related to chewing or swallowing

Speech Therapy & Feeding Support

 

When feeding concerns involve oral-motor skills, chewing, swallowing, or feeding safety, a speech-language pathologist may be part of the child's care team. Our speech and occupational therapists can collaborate when needs cross both areas.

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Have questions about Pediatric Therapy?

Our team is here to help you learn more about our services and determine the next steps for your family. We would love to connect with you!

 
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