Services
Evaluation
- Speech sounds
- Language comprehension
- Auditory processing
- Language expression
- Dyslexia
I use standardized testing materials, such as the materials shown here, as well as authentic assessment, to get a complete profile of your child’s needs and strengths.
Treatment
- Understand and develop language
- Develop listening skills
- Build vocabulary
- Improve grammar
- Increase sentence length and complexity
- Learn to tell and sequence stories (narratives)
- Develop higher level thinking skills
- Improve problem solving skills
- Improve social language
- Correct speech sounds
- Improve voice quality
- Decrease stuttering
- Develop pre-reading skills
- Improve reading, reading comprehension, spelling, and writing
Students engage in hands-on activities to motivate them and accelerate the learning process.
Therapy In Action
Speech-language therapy is designed to meet the individual needs of each child. Developmentally appropriate manipulatives, materials, and music are incorporated to motivate the child and enhance learning.
Students engage in hands-on activities to motivate them and accelerate the learning process.
A direct, explicit, multisensory approach to teaching reading and spelling is critical when teaching those with dyslexia.
The use of books incorporating structured, systematic phonics is considered best practice in teaching children with dyslexia to read.
Many young children do not outgrow immature speech patterns, making their speech difficult to understand. Speech therapy helps children correct their speech sound production.
A writing sample from a child with dyslexia.