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Services

We provide Speech and Occupational Therapy Services for children and young adults aged 1-21.
​Speech Therapy

Our one-on-one speech therapy sessions are tailored to your child’s unique strengths and challenges.

Through individualized, skilled therapy, we help children build the speech, language, and communication skills they need to succeed at home, in school, and in everyday life.

Articulation Therapy

Supports children who have difficulty pronouncing sounds correctly. Therapy helps improve speech clarity and develop age-appropriate sound production so others can understand them more easily.

Language Therapy

Designed for children with delays in understanding or using language. Therapy may focus on:

  • Building vocabulary and word meanings

  • Combining words into sentences

  • Using grammar correctly

  • Answering questions appropriately

  • Strengthening expressive language skills

  • Improving listening and reading comprehension

  • Using language effectively in conversation and social situations

Voice Therapy

Helps children who experience ongoing hoarseness, vocal strain, or unusual pitch or voice quality (such as harsh, nasal, or breathy speech). Therapy focuses on developing healthy, effective voice use.

Oral-Motor/PROMPT Therapy

PROMPT (Prompts for Restructuring Oral Muscular Phonetic Targets) is a specialized hands-on approach that uses gentle touch cues to the jaw, lips, and tongue to guide speech movements. This technique helps children develop better motor control for speech, improve coordination of oral movements, and reduce inefficient movement patterns that can affect speech production.

Fluency Therapy

Supports children who stutter by teaching strategies to improve the flow of speech. Therapy may include breathing techniques, relaxation strategies, reducing secondary behaviors, and learning ways to smooth or decrease stuttering moments.

Occupational Therapy

 

Our one-on-one occupational therapy sessions help children develop the physical, sensory, cognitive, and self-care skills needed to participate confidently in daily activities. Through personalized treatment, our therapists empower children to become more independent at home, at school, and in the community.

Fine Motor Skills

Develop the hand strength, coordination, and dexterity needed for writing, drawing, using scissors, buttoning clothes, and manipulating toys and everyday objects.

Hand-Eye Coordination

Improve coordination for play, sports, and classroom activities such as catching and throwing a ball, hitting a target, copying from the board, and completing schoolwork.

Daily Living Skills

Learn and master everyday self-care tasks, including:

  • Dressing

  • Bathing

  • Brushing teeth

  • Feeding independently

  • Toileting routines

Functional & Adaptive Skills

Help children with physical or developmental challenges improve the coordination needed for daily tasks such as handwriting, using classroom tools, feeding themselves, and operating computers or other adaptive equipment.

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