Our Services

How we produce speech sounds using coordination of the lips, teeth, tongue, vocal folds, and breath to form words intelligibly.

Expressing and understanding of vocabulary, putting words together, answering questions, following questions.

When speech is interrupted by sound or word repetition, sound prolongations, or blocks.

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) includes use of gestures, pointing to pictures, or using a speech-generating device.

How we interact with other, both verbally and non-verbally, through words, gestures, and body language.

Sensory and motor skills for eating and drinking safely. Involves improving attitudes toward food for “picky” eaters and tongue, lip, and/or cheek ties.