Our pediatric speech therapist treat the following disorders:
Speech Therapy Services include initial screenings, parent consultations, comprehensive evaluations with written reports, therapy sessions, family counseling/support for at-home practice, and collaboration with educators, physicians, and other professionals as needed.
If you are exploring speech therapy services, you are probably worried about your child. The first thing to understand is that children develop speech at different rates, so don’t get overly worried if other kids seem to be ahead of your child.
If you are concerned check out the following:
- Speech and language development milestones here.
- You can also check out information on specific speech and language disorders including disorder overviews, causes, signs/symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, and prognosis by clicking on the individual disorders above.
- Read What is the Difference Between Speech Delay and a Speech Disorder by Pam Drennen MS CCC-SLP
- Visit the ASHA’s Identify the Signs website
We are now offering speech therapy services via teletherapy.
If you still have concerns, I recommend that you discuss developmental milestones with your pediatrician during routine visits or call us at 484-367-7131 for an evaluation.
Do you have speech therapist that come to the house
We do not have any speech therapists that come to client homes. We do have a tele-therapy options but most of our patients are seen in-office.
Hi there!
My name is Kelsey and I am reaching out to see if my son Dawson would be a good fit with you. We live in Chester County (Parkesburg Pa.) I am excited to see your business is for Speech and feeding! My son will be seven years old this month. A little background about my son is he was born with CHARGE syndrome. Along with complexities that come with it, Dawson has exceeded all expectations and is a fun, loving, smart, typical six year old boy. However, he has had a trach since he’s been three months old and was just able to get his trach removed in August! So now that we have hit that milestone – speech and feeding are a top priority for Dawson. He also has a hearing loss, however, with his hearing aids, he hears good.
Dawson has been in early intervention ever since he was a baby and once he turned three years old, he moved to the preschool CCIU which has been wonderful. Now that he has entered first grade his therapies have to be through the school district and after a meeting with the therapies through the school district, he will be having less time being worked with due to the schools therapist schedules. Knowing that this is the time we really need to hit the ground running since he now has his trach out, I just feel like the one on one therapy from you with your expertise will allow Dawson to thrive.
I am looking forward to hearing and hopeful to work together!
Thank you for your interest in Kidmunicate! We suggest reaching out to us via phone call to complete a phone intake and provide us with your availability. Contact us at 484-367-7131.