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Are you concerned about your child's speech, language, social or academic skills?

Email me for a free phone consultation. I will determine the areas of need, if a complete evaluation is recommended, as well as the best, most appropriate approach for treatment. 

One-on-one therapy sessions to hone in on the client's needs and specific goals.

SESSIONS 

• 45 MINUTES
• 60 MINUTES +

Need a comprehensive Speech-language evaluation? 

(Monolingual or bilingual)

EVALUATION VARIES BETWEEN 

     ONE - THREE HOURS 

 If your child has not yet been diagnosed with a speech or language disorder, a comprehensive evaluation may be conducted. 

Evaluations may include a complete case history, family history, formal and informal assessment tools, observation, and oral-motor examination. A full report will be provided within two weeks of the evaluation. 

Individual speech-language therapy sessions allow LG Speech Therapists to target a variety of skills to help your child communicate more effectively. They will come to your home or any setting that is most comfortable for your child to learn. Sessions are offered in 30, 45, or 60 minute increments depending on your child's level of need. Skills targeted include: expressive language, receptive language, vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure; articulation/phonology, fluency/stuttering, and more. 

Tele-therapy, or speech-language therapy through a live-video connection, is an excellent option for clients age 4 and above who would like to receive excellent therapy, but do not have access to in-person therapy due to time or location limitations. Speech-language therapy that takes place through a video session is an effective, engaging, and versatile for all to learn new communication skills. 

Play-based therapy is ideal for children of ages five and below who have speech and language delays. 

Pretend play skills are critical for children to thrive in a classroom setting and at home. Children who regularly engage in interactive play learn perspective taking, problem solving, flexible thinking , and many other skills that will help them succeed in school and in their surroundings. 

Play-based therapy will target these skills while simultaneously targeting expressive and receptive language, in a fun, low-pressure environment.

Deficits in social cognition or social pragmatic language impact a child's ability to form friendships, maintain conversations, play, and interact with peers and adults inside and outside of school. These deficits also impact a child's reading comprehension, writing, attention in the classroom, participation in group projects, and many other academic skills. 

Social Skills treatment will target areas including, 

but not limited to:

• Problem solving, 
• Perspective taking, 
• Pretend play, 
• Conversation strategies, 
• Whole-body listening, 
• Social inference making, 
• AND MORE!

• Articulation
• Expressive language
• Feeding
• Fluency
• Phonology
• Phonological and Phonemic awareness
• Play skills
• Pragmatic/social skills
• Receptive language
• Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
• Voice
• AND MORE!

Statistics estimate that over half of the world’s population is bilingual or can communicate in more than one language. 

According to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), Bilingualism can be considered a continuum of language skills. However, an individual’s skills and proficiency in these languages can vary and change depending on time, social situations, and the people with whom one speaks.