Speech Therapy Helps
Late Talkers Learn Their
First Words & So Much More
If your child isn’t talking yet — or isn’t using as many words as other children their age — it’s natural to feel worried.
You might hear, “They’ll talk when they’re ready.”
But your instincts are telling you to look closer. While there’s no need to panic, it’s important to follow your instincts.
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Few or no spoken words
Frustration when trying to communicate
Lots of understanding, but limited talking
Gestures or sounds instead of words
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Drawing on over 20 years of experience in the field of speech-language therapy, we support early communication by:
Building language through connection and engaging play in our jungle-inspired playroom
Supporting speech without pressure
Empowering you with tools and strategies to support language development at home during everyday activities like meals and bathtime
Watching for signs that more support is needed and responding to those signs earlier rather than later
Early help doesn’t mean something is “wrong.” It means you’re giving your child support when it matters most, so that future skills can be learned later.
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Early intervention can make a huge difference. The first step is to reach out. Whether we begin with a 15-minute Discovery Call or a 40-minute Meet & Greet, we’ll talk about your child, concerns and goals. We’ll put together a plan to relieve their frustration and encourage communication.
If you’re too far from the office, don’t fret. Telehealth is a wonderful option! We’ll coach you to be their in-person therapist… giving both of you the tools to thrive!
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