We help clients produce speech sounds more clearly and confidently through personalized, evidence-based treatment.

For Children:

• Articulation and sound errors (e.g., lisps, substitutions)

• Phonological delays

• Childhood apraxia of speech

• Stuttering and fluency disorders

• Voice disorders

For Adults:

• Speech difficulties post-stroke or brain injury

• Dysarthria and apraxia

• Voice therapy for professional or medical needs

• Fluency strategies

• Accent modification (if applicable)

We support clients who need alternative ways to express themselves, from low-tech tools to advanced technology.

For Children:

• Picture exchange systems (PECS)

• Speech-generating devices (SGDs)

• Core vocabulary development

• Parent/caregiver coaching

For Adults:

• AAC after stroke, brain injury, or degenerative conditions

• Voice banking and text-to-speech apps

• Device training and customization

• Supporting daily communication at home and in the community

We build the skills needed to connect with others in daily life.

For Children:

• Initiating and maintaining conversations

• Understanding social cues and body language

• Turn-taking and topic maintenance

• Perspective taking and play skills

• Hand raising and public speaking

For Adults:

• Workplace and community interaction

• Pragmatic communication after neurological injury

• Relationship-building and group participation

• Interpreting sarcasm, humor, and tone

We provide feeding therapy to address challenges related to oral motor skills, sensory sensitivities, and mealtime behavior.

For Children:

• Difficulty chewing, swallowing, or transitioning to solids

• Picky eating and limited food variety

• Oral aversions or sensory-based feeding issues

• Supporting safe and positive mealtime routines

• Coordination with pediatricians and dietitians as needed

For Adults:

• Feeding and swallowing difficulties due to neurological conditions

• Oral motor weakness or dysphagia

• Post-surgical or post-stroke feeding rehabilitation

• Modified diet education and caregiver training

• Strategies for safe, independent eating

We address oral muscle patterns that affect speech, feeding, and breathing.

For Children:

• Tongue thrust

• Mouth breathing

• Prolonged pacifier/thumb use

• Improper chewing or swallowing patterns

For Adults:

• Sleep-disordered breathing and related concerns

• TMJ and facial tension

• Post-orthodontic or surgical retraining

• Persistent speech issues linked to oral muscle imbalance

Through occupational therapy, we help individuals strengthen motor skills for greater independence and coordination.

For Children:

• Handwriting and grasp development

• Sensory processing and emotional regulation

• Dressing, feeding, and hygiene routines

• Core strength and balance for play and school

For Adults:

• Fine motor recovery after illness or injury

• Balance and functional mobility

• Strategies for self-care and home management

• Strengthening for daily tasks and work performance

We provide therapy to help individuals manage and respond to sensory input in ways that support comfort, focus, and daily functioning.

For Children:

• Over- or under-responsiveness to sounds, textures, or movement

• Difficulty with transitions and changes in routine

• Sensory-seeking behaviors (e.g., crashing, spinning)

• Challenges with grooming, dressing, or other self-care tasks

• Developing calming strategies and self-regulation skills

For Adults:

• Sensory sensitivities related to neurological conditions

• Difficulty tolerating certain environments (e.g., noise, crowds)

• Support for daily tasks like grooming, dressing, and eating

• Strategies to manage sensory overload in work or social settings

• Building personalized coping tools for focus and comfort

We help individuals develop the tools to stay focused, manage emotions, and thrive in everyday environments.

For Children:

• Improving sustained attention and task completion

• Reducing impulsivity and hyperactivity

• Developing coping strategies for frustration and overwhelm

• Building routines for transitions and emotional control

• Supporting school readiness and classroom behavior

For Adults:

• Enhancing focus and organization in work or home life

• Managing emotional responses and stress

• Building routines and structure for daily tasks

• Strategies for time management and goal setting

• Support for attention difficulties related to ADHD or brain injury

We support the development of planning, organization, and self-management skills essential for success at home, school, and work.

For Children:

• Task initiation and completion

• Organization of materials and thoughts

• Managing time and transitions

• Improving working memory

• Flexible thinking and problem solving

For Adults:

• Planning and prioritization for daily responsibilities

• Time management and scheduling

• Goal setting and follow-through

• Managing distractions and increasing productivity

• Support after brain injury or for adults with ADHD