You feel like you’ve tried everything.
your child can find their voice here.
Speech Therapy
Child is not talking
Child is hard to understand
Child might have a language disorder
Occupational Therapy
Child has difficulty with completing tasks
Child is a picky eater
Child may have fine motor and gross motor delays
Physical Therapy
Child is falling a lot.
Child is not keeping up with peers.
Child might have gross motor delays.
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LATEST BLOG POSTS
5 Ways you Can Get Your Toddler to Talk More
Here are some speech and language therapy techniques that you can use at home to get your toddler to talk more. 1. Get them around other children their age or slightly older. My son goes to an in home daycare where he is the youngest. He started at 7 months and now he...
What are the early signs of Autism
It is scary when your toddler is not saying many words. Many times during initial speech and language evaluations parents will ask me if I think their child may have Autism. Unfortunately, as speech-language pathologists, we cannot diagnose Autism. We can just tell...
What is Occupational Therapy?
Most people hear occupational therapy and they think it’s helping people get jobs. Then you say pediatric occupational therapy and then they are really confused. So what exactly is occupational therapy and how can it help my child? Occupational therapy helps people...
How to get speech therapy and occupational therapy covered when your insurance won’t cover it
Many times when someone calls, the first question they ask is “Do you take our insurance?”, which is sad, because the first question really should be, “What kind of therapy do you provide and are you the best place to help my child?”. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to go to...
Teletherapy WILL Work for Your Young Child and Here is Why
During the Coronavirus pandemic, many of us have had to become familiar with video conferencing and online learning. A year ago, I would have thought “Zoom” was a website for race cars now it’s the new “Google.” It’s become part of our lives whether we like it or not....
What is AAC and will it help my child?
AAC stands for Augmentative Alternative Communication. It is an alternative way to communicate without words. It can include gestures, sign language, picture exchange, and communication devices. If your child is over the age of two and is not talking or very...