Speech therapy is more than just "speech."
Language Skills- Supporting students' ability to understand, process, and express language effectively for academic and social success.
Speech Sound Production- Improving speech intelligibility through articulation therapy, phonological disorder intervention, and development of accurate sound production.
Voice Disorders- Promoting healthy vocal habits, preventing vocal strain and nodules, and addressing a variety of voice disorders that may impact communication.
Fluency Disorders- Supporting students who stutter or experience other fluency challenges through evidence-based intervention and confidence-building strategies.
Social Communication Skills- Developing pragmatic language skills necessary for successful peer interactions, relationship building, classroom participation, and social understanding.
Cognitive and Executive Functioning Skills- Strengthening problem-solving, organization, planning, attention, self-monitoring, memory, and other skills that support academic achievement and independent functioning.
Feeding & Oral Motor Skills- Supporting safe, efficient feeding and oral motor development by addressing oral muscle strength and coordination, chewing skills, sensory-based feeding challenges, picky eating, and age-appropriate drinking and eating skills. Therapy focuses on building positive mealtime experiences while promoting safe swallowing and functional feeding skills when appropriate.