Services

Complete and Comprehensive Speech and Language Evaluation

The purpose of a speech and language evaluation is to measure your child's communication skills. Stacey will conduct a complete and comprehensive evaluation that includes an Oral motor assessment and feeding evaluation, formal and informal testing and observations in all of the child's environments. She will then provide a comprehensive write-up and recommendations. After the evaluation, she will create a therapy plan tailored to each child.

Individual Therapy Sessions (30, 45, or 60 minutes)

One-on-one therapy sessions allow Stacey to hone in on a child's needs and specific goals.

Expressive and Receptive Language Delays

For children who are unable to clearly communicate his or her ideas, wants and needs, unable to demonstrate an understanding of basic concepts, answer questions, and follow directions.

Oral Motor Delays and Feeding Difficulties

Stacey incorporates exercises and oral motor massages to help increase weak lingual, labial and mandibular strength and mobility. She also helps children develop age-appropriate feeding skills and promote positive mealtime behaviors in order to foster healthy feeding habits.

Articulation

Articulation is the production of speech sounds. An articulation disorder is when a child does not make speech sounds correctly due to incorrect placement or movement of the lips, tongue, velum, and/or pharynx.

Socialization Groups (45 or 60 minutes) - Social and Pragmatic Delays

Many children have difficulties developing and maintaining friendships because of deficits in social and pragmatic language skills. These sessions, which involve 2-4 children, develop a child's social and pragmatic skills with creative play and common scenarios that include increasing eye contact, initiating and maintaining a conversation, turn taking and symbolic play.

Parents and Me Music Classes

Parents are invited and encouraged to join these lively and music-filled classes for children, ages 2-4. Typical children's songs and play interactions, such as "The Alphabet," "Old McDonald" and "Duck Duck Goose" are taught and practiced with visuals, toys and sign language.

Sign Language Course for Adults (Beginner to Advance)

This weekly sign language course teaches adults how to use sign language to communicate.