
What We Offer
For your convenience, we offer in-home, daycare, and teletherapy speech-language and feeding services.

Feeding Therapy
Mealtimes are not always easy for families and often cause significant stress. Our goal is to make a positive change in our clients' and families' lives. We can help support your baby transitioning to solid foods, improving oral-motor skills and expanding their diet. We use a responsive and supportive feeding therapy approach.
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What can feeding therapy help with?
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Refusal to try new food
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Trouble chewing/swallowing
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Bottle feeding difficulties
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Breastfeeding difficulties
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Difficulty transitioning to solid food
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Transitioning from tube feeding to oral feeding
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Disruptive Mealtime behaviors

Speech Therapy
Speech therapy helps children who are having difficulty saying sounds and words. The earlier articulation concerns are identified, the easier it is to remediate the errors.
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What can speech therapy help with?
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Sound errors (lisp, R distortion)
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Difficulty being understood
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Frustration when talking
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Persistent immature speech patterns at an older age
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Motor speech disorders (e.g. Apraxia)

Language Therapy
Language therapy helps children who are having difficulty understanding what others say (i.e.receptive), and/or difficulty speaking and sharing thoughts (i.e. expressive).
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What can language therapy help with?
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Difficulty following directions
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Difficulty combining words
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Limited verbal output
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Frustration when trying to communicate
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Play skills
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Social skills
A comprehensive evaluation is conducted prior to starting therapy services.
Parent Consultations
Parent consultations will include:
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Discussing your speech, language and/or feeding concerns
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Talking about techniques that may help your child
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Recording you trying these techniques so we can view the video together and discuss what works for your child
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Option to schedule follow-up sessions as needed
Speech-Language Evaluation
Comprehensive Speech-Langauge Evaluation will include
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Background history review
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Informal assessment and/or formal standardized testing
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Assessment of pre-linguistic communication, gestures, comprehension, expression, pragmatics and articulation as appropriate
Feeding Evaluation
Comprehensive Clinical Feeding Evaluation will include:
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Review of medical and feeding history
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Observation of feeding/mealtime behaviors
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Oral sensory-motor assessment
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Feeding recommendations to create a foundation on which feeding therapy can build upon
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Appropriate referrals
We use a play-based and child-centered approach
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In-Person Therapy
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Teletherapy
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In-Daycare Therapy
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Food Explorers Group classes