Pediatric Speech-Language Therapy

I am dedicated to supporting children with a wide range of communication disorders, ensuring that each child's unique needs are met. I offer comprehensive evaluations, individualized treatment, and consultation in the following areas and more:

Articulation

is all about how your child pronounces sounds and words. It's the way they use their mouth, lips, and tongue to make clear and understandable speech.

Receptive Language

is how your child understands and "receives" what is said to them. This includes following instructions, understand stories, and grasp the meaning of words and sentences.

Phonology

are the rules and patterns of sounds in our language. It's not about how your child says specific sounds, but how they use and organize them in words and sentences.

Expressive Language

is how your child shares their thoughts and ideas. This includes using words, sentences, and gestures to communicate.

Pragmatics

is the social aspects of language use including turn taking, understanding social and nonverbal cues, conversational skills, and appropriate language.

Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)

it can come in different forms including pictures, symbols, or even special devices or apps to assist in language building and having access to language.

Literacy

is the ability to understand what is read, knowing letters, words, and rules of writing to express their thoughts and ideas on paper, and early developing literacy skills that help your child become a great reader and writer.

Fluency

encompasses the seamless flow, pace, and ease of producing speech. This includes the uninterrupted progression of sounds, syllables, words, and phrases.

Feeding

refers to safe, adequate, and nutritional diet needs including accepting a variety of food types, chewing, drinking, and establishing typical, effective feeding patterns and behaviors.

Oral Motor

are the muscles of the mouth which are essential for feeding skills, including the cheeks, mouth, tongue, jaw, and lips.

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Pediatric Speech-Language Therapy

Articulation is all about how your child pronounces sounds and words. It's the way they use their mouth, lips, and tongue to make clear and understandable speech.

Receptive Language is how your child understands and "receives" what is said to them. This includes following instructions, understand stories, and grasp the meaning of words and sentences.

Phonology are the rules and patterns of sounds in our language. It's not about how your child says specific sounds, but how they use and organize them in words and sentences.

Expressive Language is how your child shares their thoughts and ideas. This includes using words, sentences, and gestures to communicate.

Pragmatics is the social aspects of language use including turn taking, understanding social and nonverbal cues, conversational skills, and appropriate language.

Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) it can come in different forms including pictures, symbols, or even special devices or apps to assist in language building and having access to language.

Literacy is the ability to understand what is read, knowing letters, words, and rules of writing to express their thoughts and ideas on paper, and early developing literacy skills that help your child become a great reader and writer.

Fluency encompasses the seamless flow, pace, and ease of producing speech. This includes the uninterrupted progression of sounds, syllables, words, and phrases.

Feeding refers to safe, adequate, and nutritional diet needs including accepting a variety of food types, chewing, drinking, and establishing typical, effective feeding patterns and behaviors.

Oral Motor are the muscles of the mouth which are essential for feeding skills, including the cheeks, mouth, tongue, jaw, and lips.