Speech/Feeding & Physical Therapy Clinic

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We offer high-quality one on one therapy to clients between the ages of 0-16 years old!!!

We offer evaluations and treatments for a range of childhood speech and language disorders from infancy through adolescence. We also offer physical therapy evaluations and treatment for children ages 0–5.

Our therapists utilize evidence-based research to provide the best treatment service to the clients. Interventions are individualized to improve therapy outcomes for each child while having fun.

Bilingual therapists are available.

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We have completed training for identifying, evaluating, and implementing an effective treatment plan for individuals with tethered oral tissues (TOTS)

EVALUATIONS

Quality assessments are conducted in the areas of speech/language, fluency, voice, and swallowing disorders for infants, toddlers, preschool, and school-age populations. For children ages 0–5, we also offer physical therapy evaluations for gross motor milestones (rolling, sitting, crawling, walking), balance and coordination, muscle tone and strength, gait and walking patterns, including toe walking, and Torticollis and head shape concerns.

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CRANIOSACRAL FASCIAL THERAPY (CFT)

CFT is a gentle, hands-on therapy that works to release tension in the connective tissue, or fascia, throughout the body. This allows the body to return to a more natural and balanced state, helping infants and toddlers feel more comfortable and function better.

THERAPY SERVICES

Child-specific treatment plan for Speech, Language, Fluency (Stuttering), AAC,  Feeding/Swallowing, and Motor.


Creative and innovative strategies utilized
 

Bebe cretified

BEBE MUNCHIE

The Bebe Munchee is a small chewing device made of soft, medical grade silicone. Shaped like a mouthguard, with a handle attached, the mouthpiece is soft, but durable, with lots of silicone prongs, which massage the teeth and gums.

We Specialize in
the Following Disorders