A child with an articulation disorder does not make speech sounds correct due to incorrect placement or movement of their articulators (lips, tongue, etc.). Using verbal, visual, and tactile models and cues, the therapist will teach the child accurate tongue placement for clear sound production. Children will practice using “good sounds” in structured drills and play-based therapy activities.
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What do our therapists do?
Speech and Language Therapy
Speech and Language Disorders
Bilingual Therapy Services
Therapy in Spanish and English.
Many bilingual families understand the value of being bilingual and often make special efforts to ensure that their child speaks and understand their heritage language.
Feeding Therapy
Feeding Disorders
Pediatric feeding therapy helps increase the intake and acceptance of a variety of foods and decrease refusal behaviors associated with feeding.
Occupational Therapy
Purposeful occupations skills
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children perform meaningful and purposeful activities “occupations” such as play, self-care, and academics.
Physical Therapy
Physical Disorders
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Pediatric physical therapy helps children in reaching their maximum potential and become more independent by enhancing core stability, extremity function, and gross motor ability.
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