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Our Speech Therapy Programs

Our Speech Therapy Programs cover a variety of different speech-related delays, and troubles for a wide range of ages.

For more information on any specific therapy we offer, reach out to us and talk to a certified clinician. If you’re considering Speech Therapy for your child, or yourself, register through our No Obligation Registration to find the best-suited therapies as soon as possible.

Pediatric Speech Therapy

Pediatric speech therapy is a specialized approach to diagnosing and treating communication and speech disorders in children. Also known as pediatric speech-language therapy, this therapy involves various techniques to enhance speech, language, and communication skills.

Throughout these therapies and programs, you and your child will work with a Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to address speech sound disorders, language delays, fluency issues, voice disorders, pragmatic language skills, and feeding/swallowing difficulties. Through structured interventions, pediatric speech therapy aims to improve your child’s ability to communicate effectively and confidently.

Our Speech-language pathologists can help your child with the following issues:

  • Speech Sound Disorders: One of the main components of Pediatric speech therapy is addressing speech sound disorders, including articulation and phonological disorders, which can lead to difficulties in pronouncing sounds and words correctly. Our SLPs utilize various exercises and techniques to help your child improve their speech clarity.

  • Language Delays and Disorders: Language delays and disorders involve difficulties in understanding and using language. Our Pediatric speech therapists employ structured activities to enhance your child’s vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension skills, promoting effective communication.

  • Fluency Disorders: For children who struggle with fluency disorders, such as stuttering, our Pediatric speech therapists create targeted plans to help improve their fluency . SLPs provide strategies to enhance fluency and reduce speech disruptions.

  • Voice Disorders: For children suffering from Voice Disorders, Pediatric speech therapy addresses specific functions in vocal disorders that affect a child's vocal quality, pitch, or volume. Our therapists will teach proper vocal techniques and habits to your child to promote healthy vocal production.

  • Pragmatic Language Skills: Developing your child’s pragmatic language skills involves understanding and using social communication effectively. Our Pediatric speech therapists assist your child in learning appropriate social cues, turn-taking, and maintaining conversations.

  • Feeding and Swallowing Disorders: Some children may have difficulty with feeding or swallowing due to oral motor issues. While Myofunctional Therapy may be required, supplemental Pediatric speech therapy can assist in providing exercises to improve oral muscle strength and coordination for safer and more efficient swallowing for your child alongside muscular treatment.

To learn more about how our clinicians and therapists can specifically help your child, or to begin the process of signing up for a consultation, click the button below to fill out our informational form.

Early Intervention Speech Therapy (Under Age 2)

Early intervention speech therapy is a specialized approach aimed at addressing speech and communication challenges in children under the age of 2. This focused therapy employs tailored techniques to enhance your child's communication skills and lay a strong foundation for future language development.

In collaboration with skilled Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) specializing in early intervention, you and your child will embark on a journey to foster effective communication and overcome early speech difficulties.

Our experienced Speech-language pathologists offer assistance in the following areas:

  • Language Stimulation Techniques: Language development is crucial during the early years. Our therapists utilize engaging activities to stimulate your child's language skills, nurturing their ability to understand and express themselves.

  • Sound Imitation and Play: Through sound imitation and play-based interventions, we encourage your child's exploration of sounds and speech patterns, promoting early articulation and pronunciation skills.

  • Parent Guidance and Support: We provide parents with valuable guidance and strategies to facilitate effective communication at home, empowering you to actively participate in your child's speech development.

  • Early Social Interaction Skills: Early intervention speech therapy focuses on nurturing foundational social interaction skills, helping your child engage and connect with others through communication.

  • Cognitive Language Development: Our therapists employ interactive techniques to support cognitive language development, fostering your child's ability to think, understand, and communicate effectively.

  • Responsive Communication: We emphasize the importance of responsive communication, teaching you techniques to engage in meaningful interactions with your child and encourage their speech progress.

To learn more about how our early intervention speech therapy can benefit your child under 2, or to reach out to our team, click the button below.

Articulation and Pronunciation Therapy

Articulation and pronunciation therapy for children is a specialized approach dedicated to diagnosing and addressing speech sound disorders. As part of the realm of pediatric speech therapy, this focused therapy employs a variety of techniques aimed at enhancing your child's speech clarity and communication skills.

Throughout these tailored therapies and programs, you and your child will collaborate with skilled Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) who specialize in articulation and pronunciation therapy. Our team is committed to helping children overcome challenges related to articulation and phonological disorders, fostering accurate pronunciation and confident communication.

Our experienced Speech-language pathologists can assist your child in the following areas:

  • Precise Articulation Techniques: At the core of articulation and pronunciation therapy is the mastery of precise articulation techniques. These techniques address difficulties in correctly articulating sounds and words. Our SLPs use a diverse range of exercises and strategies designed to guide your child toward improved speech sound precision.

  • Language Clarity Enhancement: Clear language delivery is fundamental for effective communication. Our pediatric speech therapists utilize structured activities to enhance your child’s ability to express themselves clearly, addressing any language clarity challenges that may hinder their verbal expression.

  • Fluency Refinement: If your child faces challenges in fluency, such as hesitations or interruptions, our specialized therapists formulate targeted plans to enhance their speech fluency and minimize disruptions. Through expert strategies, we aim to improve fluency and foster confident speech.

  • Accurate Pronunciation Coaching: Accurate pronunciation is key to successful communication. In articulation and pronunciation therapy, we address specific aspects of pronunciation accuracy. Our therapists guide your child in adopting proper techniques and habits, promoting clear and effective speech.

To talk to our team to learn how our clinicians and therapists can tailor articulation and pronunciation therapy to your child's needs, or to initiate the consultation process, click the button below.

Adult Speech Therapy

Embarking on a journey of adult speech therapy can feel like a significant step, and we understand that it might seem daunting or even a bit intimidating. According to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), speech and language disorders affect nearly 3% of all adults as a result of neurological conditions, injury, or medical issues [Source: ASHA]. It's important to remember that you're not alone in this journey, and seeking support is a positive step toward improved communication and quality of life.

Our Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are experienced in working with adults, and we are dedicated to creating a supportive environment where you can comfortably address your speech needs.

Here's how our adult speech therapy can help you:

  • Personalized Approach: We understand that each individual's speech journey is unique. Our therapists create personalized plans tailored to your specific needs and goals, ensuring a focused and effective path to improved communication.

  • Speech Clarity Enhancement: If you've experienced challenges with speech clarity, articulation, or pronunciation, our therapy techniques are designed to help you regain clear and confident speech.

  • Accent Modification: For those looking to refine their accent or pronunciation, our specialized accent modification programs provide a safe and supportive space to help you achieve your desired communication style.

  • Voice and Pitch Coaching: Our team can assist you in developing a strong and confident voice, and help alter your voice depending on the desired pitch, or volume. Voice training can be an important part of feeling comfortable in who you are, and our therapists are trained to help provide accessible, and easy techniques to help you reach that level of comfort.

  • Fluency Refinement: If fluency issues have been a concern, such as stuttering or hesitations, we offer techniques and strategies to enhance your fluency and empower you to speak smoothly.

  • Overcoming Communication Anxiety: We acknowledge that the prospect of adult speech therapy might bring about feelings of apprehension. Our therapists are experienced in helping individuals overcome communication anxiety and providing strategies to build confidence.

Taking the first step toward adult speech therapy is a courageous decision, and we're here to support you every step of the way. To learn more about how our welcoming team can assist you or to start talking to our team, click the button below .

Sources: American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). (n.d.). Adult Speech and Language. https://www.asha.org/public/speech/disorders/adultsandl/

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Maybe you’ve heard about speech therapy from a friend, family member or colleague; maybe your pediatrician mentioned it as a possibility during a check-up, or as a possible service that may help your child start speaking more clearly, fluently, or confidently. If you’re wondering “what is speech therapy?” let’s go over a few of the details. Speech Therapy is when a certified practitioner, known as a speech-language pathologist works with an adult or child who has a communication difficulty, such as written and spoken language issues, speech difficulties, stuttering, voice disorders, reading and literacy.

    At Speech Associates, we understand that every client and individual has unique needs, and that no one intervention is suitable for everyone. For the most informed decision, reach out for more information, to find out how we can find the best-suited therapy for you, or your child.

  • Speech Therapy insurance coverage is dependent on your provider, and your specific plan. For more detailed information, and assistance, please reach out to us through the contact form, no obligation registration form, or call one of our numbers to find out more information.

    Alternatively, you can email info@thespeechassociates.com for more information.

  • Yes. We have speech therapy providers who speak multiple languages, in a variety of dialects.

    Here is a list of some of the following languages covered and spoken by our Speech Language Providers:

    • Hindi

    • Punjabi

    • Urdu

    • Spanish

    • French

    • Cantonese

    • Mandarin

    • Farsi

Our Providers

At Speech Associates, we have over a hundred qualified Speech Language Pathologists, Communicative Disorders Assistants, and Speech Language Pathology Assistants with a variety of specializations in specific speech therapy programs. To see a list of our clinicians, click below.