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Speech Therapy.

Communication is the foundation of connection and relationships, which are critical to engage in the world around us. Speech therapy supports language to improve communication, independence, and belonging. Our Therapists work with you and your child to enhance the ability to articulate words, understand and express language, and support other related communication needs.
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In-Home Care
In-School Care

Learning is best when it’s fun. We foster a culture of belonging and creativity that our teams and clients are excited to be a part of. Our centers provide

  • Opportunities for social interactions with peers to focus on communication and social skills in a natural setting
  • A thoughtfully designed environment with sensory gyms, kid friendly activities, and bright open spaces to build learner readiness skills in a safe space, in preparation for more complex school settings
  • An environment of expert clinicians with diverse histories and skill sets who quickly facilitate coordination of care across multiple therapy needs
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You know your child best and home-based therapy can be an essential part of their growth and progress, including the following benefits

  • The application of learned skills where they matter the most
  • Family engagement that supports continued learning so you are never alone.
  • Opportunity to target areas of need within a real life setting and encourage participation for families

We are better together. School-based services expand learning opportunities, to include

  • Collaboration with teachers and other professionals who serve your child
  • Applying learned skills to different environments
  • Natural situations to evaluate additional areas of learning, support, and resources to create independence

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The benefits for your child.

Improved Communication Skills:
Helps individuals better express their thoughts, needs, and feelings through words, gestures, or alternative communication methods. Enhances the ability to understand and process language, leading to better comprehension in conversations and learning environments.

Enhanced Social Skills:
Therapy can improve the ability to engage in conversations, understand social cues, and interact more effectively with others. As communication skills improve, individuals often experience a boost in self-esteem and confidence in social settings.

Early Intervention and Development:
For children, early speech-language therapy can address developmental delays, setting the foundation for successful communication skills as they grow. Early intervention can prevent more serious communication issues later in life, leading to better long-term outcomes.

Our daughter is now able to communicate with family and friends so much more easily. We couldn’t have asked for a more compassionate and supportive environment.”

-Elijah, Miami, FL.

 

Questions you may have.

Specialized degrees and certifications relevant to their field. Usually hold a Master’s or Doctorate degrees and are licensed by state boards. Experience may vary, but many therapists have several years of experience working with children and may have additional certifications or training in pediatric therapy.
A personalized treatment plan is usually developed after an initial evaluation where the therapist assesses your child’s specific needs, strengths, and areas for improvement utilizing stand testing. This plan includes goals and strategies tailored to your child’s developmental stage and specific challenges. Treatment plans are typically reviewed and updated every 6 months or as needed based on your child’s progress and any changes in their needs.
Progress is usually measured through regular assessments and evaluations that track your child’s development relative to their goals. Therapists may use standardized tests, observations, and parent feedback to measure progress. Updates are typically communicated through progress reports, meetings, and ongoing conversations with parents.
The authorization process involves obtaining approval from your insurance company for therapy services. This often requires submitting a request or a treatment plan detailing the necessity of therapy. The clinic’s administrative staff usually handles this process, but it’s a good idea to confirm with them how they manage authorization and what information they need from you.
Yes, we do. Not only can we assist with referring you to the program, but we also accept referrals from Early Intervention-part C. We will coordinate with them to ensure a seamless process and integrate their services with the therapy we provide at our clinic.

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