Offering individualized services for 6 months old through adulthood, we have experience with first words to functional job skills. We believe in evidence based practices that values the individual and what is meaningful to them specifically.

We target the communication and cognitive skills required to manage the important tasks of everyday life with increasing independence. We work to boost problem-solving and social communication so you can be confident and successful in academic, social, and career life.

From common articulation difficulties, to childhood apraxia of speech, we have a wide range of experience using evidence based practices to teach speech in a way the resonates with how you learn.

We offer multisensory and structured methods to help you connect letters to sounds, improve spelling, and boost reading fluency. By building a stronger language foundation, SLPs help students feel more confident in the classroom and better equipped to handle academic demands.

We use a play-based, child-centered approach to encourage both understanding (receptive language) and speaking (expressive language). This often involves teaching parents strategies and modeling social play to promote communication. By making communication a positive, low-pressure experience, we help children build their vocabulary, learn to use gestures, and eventually combine words to clearly express their wants and needs.

We offer essential consultation and coaching to help families navigate the journey of supporting a loved one's communication needs. This service is focused on empowering you with knowledge and practical tools. We can assist with understanding your child's Individualized Education Program (IEP) or Section 504 Plan, finding community resources that fit your desires, or talking through what’s impacting you most. We work together to develop custom strategies for challenges unique to your family's daily life. Whether it's managing meltdowns related to communication frustrations, creating a visual schedule for morning routines , or figuring out how to teach social cues for making friends, we'll brainstorm and practice practical, evidence-based solutions.