Supporting your child’s voice, every step of the way.
Speech and Language Services
designed around your Child.
Every child’s communication journey is unique. Therapy begins with an assessment so we can understand your child’s strengths, needs, and the best ways to support their growth. Our services are designed to support children at different stages of development, with care that adapts to each child’s unique needs.
Let’s start with a Conversation
If you are not sure where to begin, a phone consultation can provide a helpful first step. This conversation gives you space to share your concerns, ask questions, and better understand whether an evaluation or services may be appropriate.
Our goal during the consultation is to help you leave with more clarity than you started with. We want families to feel informed, supported, and able to make next-step decisions with confidence.
Early Intervention
(Birth–3 Years)
The early years matter. Our early intervention services support infants and toddlers during critical stages of speech and language development. We partner closely with families to embed strategies into daily routines, empowering caregivers to support growth beyond each session.
Early support builds strong foundations for lifelong communication and learning.
Speech & Language
Assessments
A strong evaluation should do more than generate scores. It should help families understand how their child communicates, where support is needed, and what next steps make sense.
Our assessments may include standardized testing, play-based observation, caregiver input, and collaboration with educators when appropriate. After the evaluation, we explain results in clear, understandable language and help families make informed decisions about recommendations, therapy planning, and next steps.
When private and school-based services intersect, we can also collaborate with schools and support families with IEP-related needs.
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An assessment in the area of articulation only, due to concerns with accurate speech sound production or phonological concerns.
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An assessment in the areas of expressive (speaking) or receptive language (comprehension), or both due to concerns with the development of age appropriate language (morphology, syntax, semantics, or pragmatics).
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A comprehensive assessment in the areas of articulation and language due to concerns with speech sound production and expressive/receptive language including social/pragmatic language.
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An assessment in the area of fluency due to concerns with the flow of verbal expression including rate and rhythm (e.g., stuttering).
Speech Therapy Services
After the assessment, we create a plan that fits your child and family.
Therapy is playful, supportive, and connected to everyday life. We help children build communication skills during real moments — at home, at school, and in the community.
Families are part of every step. We share simple strategies, answer questions, and support progress beyond each session.
If your child has had an assessment within the past 6 months, we can review it and use it to help guide therapy.
Therapy is planned around your child’s needs and your family’s goals. Sessions are typically 30 or 50 minutes and may take place once or multiple times per week. Services may be provided in-home, in community settings, or virtually, depending on what works best for your child and family.
We offer services through Regional Center partnerships, including RCEB and ACRC, private pay, and select insurance plans. We’re happy to help families understand which options may apply.
Speech & Language Areas we assess & support
We evaluate and support children as they learn to communicate, connect, and participate more fully in everyday life. Following an assessment, families receive clear results, recommendations, and, when appropriate, a formal diagnosis that may be used for treatment planning, insurance, and care coordination.
This may include:
Articulation and speech sound disorders
Receptive and expressive language delays
Social/pragmatic language
Early communication and play skills
Fluency and stuttering
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and alternative communication support
School-Based Support & Advocacy
We support families in navigating school-based services, including IEPs and special education planning.
This may include reviewing reports, preparing for meetings, attending IEP meetings, and helping families better understand their child’s needs within the school setting.
Our goal is to help families feel informed, supported, and clear about next steps.
Payment Options
We’re here to help families understand their options and choose the path that best supports their child’s services.
Regional
Center Services
We partner with Regional Centers, including RCEB and ACRC, to support eligible children and families. If your child qualifies, services may be funded through your Regional Center.
Private
Pay & Insurance
We offer private pay options and work with select insurance plans. For families using out-of-network benefits, we can provide a detailed superbill for reimbursement.
We’re happy to walk families through what may apply for their child’s services.
Payment
Methods
We accept credit card, check, and FSA/HSA funds. Some services may be eligible for FSA/HSA reimbursement, and families may confirm eligibility with their plan administrator.