If your child is a late talker or has difficulty producing sounds in words correctly, individualized speech therapy will identify sound targets and provide treatment.

Some children repeat parts of words, sounds in words, or have tension that prevents speech. We can provide you and your children with strategies to use to help them express themselves.

We use our social skills from our earliest interactions as babies. The expectations become increasingly complex as we age. These skills include conversation skills, flexible thinking, and problem solving.

Language therapy addresses both expressive language-the words and sentences children say and receptive language-their understanding of directions, written, and verbal information.

These skills, which become more important as children progress through school, include initiating tasks, planning and organizing for tasks, and flexible thinking

Restoring impaired thinking skills or learning compensatory strategies to improve functioning for work or school tasks, after head injuries.