Therapy focuses on improving clarity of speech by targeting specific sound errors, phonological patterns, or overall intelligibility. The goal is to help individuals be understood more easily and communicate with confidence.

Language therapy addresses both understanding (receptive language) and expression (expressive language). This includes vocabulary growth, grammar, sentence structure, and conversation skills, always tailored to individual needs and developmental stages.

We provide support for reading and writing development, including phonological awareness, decoding, spelling, and comprehension strategies. Intervention is evidence-based and aligned with structured literacy approaches.

Some children acquire language in “gestalts” — memorized phrases or chunks. We support these learners in moving from echolalic speech toward flexible, self-generated language. Therapy emphasizes meaningful, child-led communication.

Therapy focuses on the oral motor and sensory foundations of eating. Therapy may address chewing, tongue and lip movements, acceptance of new textures and tastes, and reducing mealtime stress. Our goal is to help children build comfort, confidence, and enjoyment during mealtimes while supporting families with practical strategies.

Services are available for adults experiencing ongoing speech sound or language difficulties, as well as communication changes related to stroke, brain injury, neurodegenerative conditions, or other medical events. Therapy focuses on maximizing functional communication, independence, and quality of life.

We offer consultation and collaboration for families, schools, and community organizations. This may include coaching, strategy development, review of IEP documents, and participation in IEP meetings to ensure communication needs are supported across environments.