Articulation Disorder

Consistent errors in the production of specific speech sounds. Some common examples are pronouncing r as w, or s as th.

Language Delay

A delay in language milestones, causing difficulty using words to express wants and needs as well as understanding spoken language, that requires a family based approach to provide a consistent approach involving both therapist and parents. 

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Communication and learning differences associated with ASD, with a client forward approach to help your child and you understand their unique needs in order to enjoy different environments by teaching best communication skills.

Apraxia

A motor movement disorder in which there is a brain-based difficulty to form speech sounds. It is characterized by inconsistent errors in speech sounds (or saying the same word differently each time it is attempted).

Executive Dysfunction

Behaviors that neurologically affect a person's ability to form a plan, manage emotions, have self-control, or initiate tasks.

Dyslexia

General difficulty with the skills required to read and write, including "pre-literacy"skills such as learning letters and their sounds, understanding the function of written words, and print awareness. See more information about the Barton Reading & Spelling System.

Pragmatic Language

The understanding of appropriate communication styles in different environments, including social skills, body language, and social expectations.

Augmented and Alternative Communication

The option to use a form of communication which gives nonverbal children the option to use a program on a tablet or picture cards.

And more!

Please inquire further if you require other speech-therapy services not listed here!