One-to-one sessions provide individual attention in a nurturing, sensory-based, therapeutic setting. Multiple techniques are used to meet each child's needs, and treatment plans are individualized and unique.

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PROMPT is an acronym for Prompts for Restructuring Oral Muscular Phonetic Targets. The technique is a tactile-kinesthetic approach that uses touch cues to a patient’s articulators (jaw, tongue, lips) to manually guide them through a targeted word, phrase or sentence. The technique develops motor control and the development of proper oral muscular movements, while eliminating unnecessary muscle movements, such as jaw sliding and inadequate lip rounding.

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Motor speech disorders affect the coordination and movement of the muscles needed for speech. These disorders can make it difficult to speak clearly, and through personalized therapy plans, we focus on strengthening the muscles involved in speech and improving coordination to help our clients speak more confidently and effectively.

Small group sessions encourage articulation carryover and language skill development that allow children to mimic natural social interactions. These groups allow children to utilize core skills in a socially motivating way.

Virtual therapy is offered to provide speech and language therapy during this time of social distancing in a play-based setting.  As a part of virtual sessions, caregivers will learn techniques to support language development at home.  We are happy that virtual therapy has proven to be very effective. 

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Our aphasia specialist provides one-to-one sessions for adults following stroke or traumatic brain injury. 

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