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Our services are designed to meet your child where they are and support their growth in a way that’s engaging, supportive, and effective.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy (OT) helps children develop the skills they need to participate more independently and successfully in everyday activities—or their “occupations.” For children, these occupations include playing, learning, eating, getting dressed, using the bathroom, interacting with others, and participating in family, school, and community activities
Speech Therapy
Speech therapy helps children develop the communication skills they need to express themselves, understand others, participate in conversations, and confidently engage with the world around them
Signs Your Child May Benefit From
Occupational Therapy
Difficulty with fine and gross motor skills
Sensory avoidant or seeking behaviors
Trouble with transitions or emotional regulation
Delayed developmental milestones
Self-care skills such as dressing, bathing, and toileting
Feeding and picky eating
Play and social interaction skills
If you’re unsure, we’re here to help guide you.
How Can Speech Therapy Help?
Speech therapy may help children with:
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Speech sound production and pronunciation
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Expressive language—using words, sentences, and gestures to communicate
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Receptive language—understanding words, directions, and questions
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Vocabulary development
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Following directions
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Social communication and conversation skills
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Answering and asking questions
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Fluency and stuttering
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Voice and communication skills
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Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
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Early communication and language development
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Feeding and swallowing skills, when appropriate
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