Schedule a consultation now to find out whether your child might benefit from speech therapy or to learn more about me and my practice.
As a speech therapist, my goal is to improve communication and reduce frustration with empathy, patience, flexibility, and creativity. I work with children from birth through high school on everything from articulation and phonology, to receptive and expressive comprehension, to pragmatic language and fluency.
If you have noticed that your child is missing certain early developmental milestones, an initial consultation can help clarify whether or not your child should proceed with a formal evaluation. Early intervention can make all the difference. Contact me to find out more or to schedule a consultation.
My Practice
When children are younger, I embed practice within a game or playful activity to make our sessions more fun. With older kids, I look for what motivates and interests them specifically. This makes the work more rewarding and keeps them engaged along the way. To learn more about me, click here.
Speech and Language Therapy
A speech therapist, or speech-language pathologist, is a professional who addresses everything from the production of individual sounds, to the comprehension and expression of language, to accent modification and fluency.
We are also leaders in prevention, advocacy, administration, and research surrounding all areas of communication from infancy to end-of-life. To read more about speech pathology, please refer to the link below.
My Approach and Services
I address typical and atypical speech and language disorders, recognizing that each child is an individual, no two diagnoses are the same, and that each family has its own unique goals and expectations.
I work with children from birth through high school, on everything from reading comprehension skills, to expressive and receptive language delay. For more information about services and rates, click the link below.
“Two kids can have the exact same diagnosis, but completely different needs. Figuring this part out can feel like a puzzle. But once you do, that’s when you really start seeing results.”
FAqs
If you are wondering whether your child is experiencing a language delay or how long it takes to see the benefits of speech therapy, find answers to some frequently asked questions by clicking here.