Speech Language Pathology serves children’s development of both speech (the sounds they make and how they make them) and language (the words they hear, read, or speak and their pragmatic and functional value). This means that our therapists can work on both the development of new skills, as well as the remediation of skills that have developed atypically. There are tremendous implications for our how we language our worlds—including the narratives we create for ourselves, which can have lifelong implications. Our therapists work from a strengths-based perspective, building upon children’s abilities and addressing everything from articulation, fluency and volume, to language and social communication. Additionally, our Speech Language Pathologists have transdisciplinary training sensory integrative and behavioral approaches, allowing them to dovetail their work with OTs and ABA therapists.
