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• Improving receptive language and expressive language 

• Helping your child hear and speak sounds clearly with articulation therapy 

• Treating difficulties with movement that impair speaking and swallowing through oral motor function therapy, strength training sessions, coordination practice, and breathing therapy.

• Teaching strategies to support fluency, guiding patients in gaining speaking confidence across settings, addressing potential social-emotional impacts of stuttering, and supporting people who stutter by teaching advocacy skills and providing stuttering education to patients and their families.

• Teaching children and families how to use communication devices 

• If your child has difficulty making plans for speech movement, they may have childhood apraxia of speech (CAS). We use repetition, exercises, and phonetic and hand cues to help your child succeed.

• Improving resonance as part of treatment for pediatric voice disorders that affect pitch, loudness and overall voice quality.