Don’t make me say it!
As a speech therapist, trust me when I say this: I want kids to communicate. For some children, that communication shows up as spoken words. For others, it might look like signs, pictures, gestures, buttons, or a communication device. All of it counts.
Screening vs. Evaluation - What’s the Difference?
Screening vs. Evaluation - What’s the Difference?
What to Expect from a Speech Therapy Evaluation?
What to Expect from a Speech Therapy Evaluation?
In-Clinic OT Services with Kid Power
An occupational therapist (OT) working with kids focuses on helping them develop the skills they need for daily life, independence, and social engagement. Some areas they work on include:
