Our Specialties
Speech Sound Disorders
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Speech that is hard to understand
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Difficulty saying certain sounds
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Distorting sounds like 's' and 'r'
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Leaving sounds off the end of words
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Limited repertoire of sounds
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Substituting sounds (like saying "do" for "go")
Language Disorders
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Using limited words or vocabulary
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Difficulty asking/answering questions
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Having difficulty following directions
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Having difficulty combining words into phrases​
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Difficulty using correct pronouns
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Difficulty using correct word order or grammar
Social Skills
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Not using appropriate greeting
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Difficulty understanding someone's perspective
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Not understanding someone's body language
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Difficulty making and keeping friend
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Difficulty telling and understanding stories
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Difficulty engaging in conversations
Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)
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Used to supplement or be used as a main communication system for those who are minimally verbal have weak intelligibility
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Low-tech through high-tech AAC systems and training
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AAC Evaluations offered