Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Difficulty coordinating muscle movements for consistent sound production and clear articulation.
Program
Speech Therapy
Enhances expressive language and articulation skills with a tailored and engaging approach.
How we help
Speech Therapy supports
Common areas of focus — always tailored after assessment and a conversation with your family.
Articulation Disorders
Difficulty pronouncing sounds correctly, like substituting “w” for “r” or omitting sounds in words.
Speech Sound Disorders
Issues producing speech sounds clearly, affecting overall intelligibility.
Language Disorders
Struggles with forming sentences, using vocabulary, or understanding spoken or written language.
Stuttering
Disruptions in speech flow, including repetitions or prolonged pauses.
Voice Disorders
Problems with pitch, volume, or quality of voice, such as hoarseness or breathiness.
Our approach
Motor Speech & Neurological Support
Dysarthria
Slurred or slow speech caused by muscle weakness, often linked to neurological conditions.
Aphasia
Challenges speaking, understanding, reading, or writing due to neurological injury.
Improving Communication and Daily Skills
Speech therapy supports social communication, cognitive-communication skills, auditory processing for hearing impairments, and safe swallowing strategies where clinically indicated. Sessions are play-based, family-informed, and paced to each child’s strengths.
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Take the first step with a conversation — we’ll guide you from there.