Our Specialties

Speech Sound Disorders

Speech sound disorders can make it hard for children to speak clearly.

Articulation Disorders: Difficulty producing specific sounds, like saying “wabbit” instead of “rabbit.”

Phonological Disorders: Patterns of sound errors, like leaving off word endings (“ba” for “ball”) or substituting sounds (“tat” for “cat”).

Does My Child Need Help?

Is my child’s speech hard to understand?
Do they struggle with certain sounds or words?
Do they seem frustrated when talking?

Expressive and Receptive Language

Language disorders affect a child’s ability to understand or use language effectively.

Receptive Language: Difficulty understanding language, such as following directions, answering questions, or understanding stories.

Expressive Language: Difficulty using language to communicate, like forming sentences, using the right words, or sharing thoughts clearly.

Does My Child Need Help?

Does my child have trouble following directions or understanding questions?
Do they struggle to use words or form sentences to express themselves?
Do they seem frustrated when trying to communicate?

Early Intervention

Early intervention focuses on helping young children (birth to 3 years old) develop essential communication skills during a critical period of growth.

It supports speech, language, and social development to give children the best start possible.

Does My Child Need Early Intervention?

Is my child not meeting speech or language milestones for their age?
Do they have limited words or gestures to communicate?
Do they seem uninterested in social interactions or playing with others?

Fluency

Fluency disorders, like stuttering, affect the flow and rhythm of speech.

A child may repeat sounds, words, or phrases, prolong sounds, or have blocks where speech stops entirely.

Does My Child Need Help?

Does my child often repeat sounds or words when speaking?
Do they pause or get stuck when trying to say something?
Do they seem frustrated or avoid talking because of their speech?

Social Communication

Social communication challenges affect a child’s ability to interact with others.

This includes difficulty understanding and using social cues, like taking turns in conversation, making eye contact, or understanding emotions and perspectives.

Does My Child Need Help?

Does my child have trouble starting or maintaining conversations?
Do they struggle with taking turns or understanding social cues?
Do they find it hard to make friends or engage with peers?

Bilingual Services

We proudly offer bilingual speech and language services in both Spanish and English.

Our approach ensures that children receive support in their dominant language or both languages, depending on their unique needs.

Please note that bilingual services are available for an additional fee.