It’s more than just learning how to pronounce your R’s and S’s. Speech Language Pathology works to assess, diagnose, prevent, and treat disorders having to do with speech and communication.
The articles below are a collection of our expert resources. Our SLP team offers a variety of unique services and programs, ensuring your child gets the treatment that works best for them. Therapists are trained in administering evaluations and ongoing sessions for a large spectrum of speech-language disorders and feeding disorders.
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For our clients, treatment hours are determined on an individualized basis, without predefined blocks.
Our BCBAs weigh the priorities of the family, the availability of the child given other therapeutic services they may be receiving, and the level of support needed to facilitate the best outcomes.
All of our treatment plans have terminal goals that are reported every 6 months and discussed every 3 months directly with the family, to ensure we are always moving towards fading the level of support needed and increasing daily independence.
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