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  • Speech Therapy
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  • Orton-Gillingham
  • Contact us
  • Social Skills Group
  • Treatment
  • Tele-practice

How can speech therapy help your child?

Speech therapy can help improve a broad range of areas pertaining to communication such as:


-Articulation  (speech sounds)

-Language 

-Auditory Processing

-Executive Functioning

-Fluency (Stuttering)

-Voice 

-Resonance 

-Social Skills/ Pragmatics

-Literacy

-Feeding / Swallowing


An SLP must receive a Master's Degree from an accredited speech pathology program,  a passing score on the National Speech-Language Pathology board exam (Praxis),  successful completion of a clinical fellowship year (CFY), and participate in continuing education in order to keep up with the most up to date research.  More information about speech language pathology can be found at the American Speech Hearing Association (ASHA)website: www.asha.org