Speech and Language Therapy

We provide customized treatment to help your child reach their goals. Your Speech Pathologist will provide a summary of the session as well as exercises and strategies to help them succeed.

Our Speech Language Pathologists use a number of techniques to help your child engage such as child led therapy, play based therapy, structured therapy, individualized one on one therapy, groups, and/or telehealth.

Areas our Speech Language Pathologists help your child:

  • Speech Sound Production (Articulation & phonological)
  • Play Skills for our toddlers and elementary school age kiddos
  • Social Skills/ Social Communication for our school age kiddos
  • Comprehension skills
  • Expressive language skills (using appropriate grammar, syntax, vocabulary)
  • Executive Functioning skills (organizing your thoughts and retelling stories clearly)
  • Reading Therapy for comprehension and phonological skills
  • Writing Comprehension
  • Stuttering in school age children and young adults
  • Cluttering Therapy, helping to clearly and fluently organize your thoughts and ideas
  • Myofunctional Therapy OMT
  • Feeding Therapy
  • Auditory Processing Disorders
  • Childhood Apraxia of Speech
  • Drooling/ Open mouth resting position
  • Tongue Thrust

The Dream Team prides itself on holding a variety of Certifications and Specialized Trainings which include:

  • PROMPT
  • SOS approach to feeding
  • Beckman Oral Motor Approach
  • PECS - Picture Exchange Communication System
  • Michelle Garcia Winner's Social Thinking
  • Oral Functional Therapy
  • Go Map: Oral Motor Movements for feeding therapy
  • Gestalt Language Learning
  • Bilingual Approaches for Children
  • Swallow Right Programs
  • Dynamic Tactile & Temporal Cueing (DTTC)
  • Moving Across Syllables
  • Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol
  • Drooling Protocol

Children who would benefit include:

  • Children with IEPs from the School
  • Children who are a part of the TEIS Program
  • Children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech
  • Children with cochlear implants and Hearing Loss
  • Children who are difficult to understand with Articulation Disorders
  • Children who have Developmental Language Delays
  • Cleft Palate and Craniofacial Anomalies
  • Down Syndrome
  • Children with Social/Pragmatic Language Disorders
  • Children on the Autism Spectrum Continuum
  • Children who have been diagnosed with Cognitive Delays
  • Oral-Motor Deficits affecting speech and feeding
  • Dysphagia/oral feeding disorders including difficulties with eating and swallowing
  • Dysarthria (congenital or non congenital)