Find Your Voice With Us
Every child’s communication journey is different—and that’s how we approach each therapy session. We create a safe, supportive space for your child to engage in therapy successfully. Whether your child is struggling with speech sounds, a language delay, or social communication, our therapists tailor each session to meet each child's individual needs.
About Our Therapy Options
In-Person Sessions: Support That Feels Personal
Our in-person speech therapy sessions give your child the opportunity to connect face-to-face with their therapist in a comfortable environment . We use structured, play-based activities tailored to your child’s unique needs, so therapy feels fun and natural. You’ll receive personalized guidance, live feedback, and practical strategies to use at home, helping your child make steady progress in their communication skills.
Teletherapy: Convenient, Engaging, and Research-Based
Teletherapy brings high-quality speech therapy directly to your home through secure, easy-to-use video platforms. It’s a flexible option for families needing scheduling ease—while still providing the same personalized, evidence-based support your child would experience in person.
Speech Therapy
We offer individualized speech and language therapy that supports your child's communication skills in a fun and engaging environment. Using evidence-based strategies, sessions are tailored to your child’s needs and may address areas like articulation, language processing, or social communication. We track progress and collaborate with caregivers and educators to support growth across settings.
Social Skills Group
Our social skills groups help children build friendships and strengthen communication through fun, age-appropriate peer interactions. Using evidence-based strategies and play-based activities, they create a supportive space where kids can develop emotional regulation, flexible thinking, and real-life social skills.
Reading and Literacy
Our reading and literacy therapy supports children who struggle with reading, writing, and spelling, often due to dyslexia or other learning differences. Using the Orton-Gillingham approach, sessions are multisensory, systematic, and tailored to each child’s pace and needs. Therapy targets foundational skills like phonemic awareness, decoding, and reading comprehension to build lasting confidence and literacy.