Speech, Language, & Feeding
Helping you communicate, eat, and thrive.
Speech & Language
Speech sound development
Articulation
Phonological disorders
Childhood apraxia of speech
Expressive language
Receptive language
Social communication
Stuttering and fluency
Communication related to developmental differences
Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), when appropriate
Feeding & Swallowing
Picky or selective eating
Limited food variety
Difficulty accepting new foods or textures
Oral aversion
Difficulty chewing
Difficulty drinking from a bottle, cup, straw, or other age-appropriate vessel
Gagging, coughing, or difficulty swallowing
Food pocketing or difficulty clearing food
Oral-motor difficulties
Feeding difficulties related to developmental differences
Pediatric feeding disorder
ARFID-related feeding concerns
Feeding doesn't happen in isolation.
Our SLP works alongside our dietitians to consider your child's feeding skills and their nutritional needs, growth, food intake, and dietary variety.
Oral Motor & Tongue-Tie Support
Our SLP evaluates how the muscles and structures of the mouth are functioning during feeding, swallowing, and speech.
Support may include:
Oral-motor assessment
Tongue and oral movement
Chewing and swallowing
Feeding difficulties associated with restricted oral movement
Pre-frenectomy evaluation and therapy, when appropriate
Post-frenectomy therapy and functional retraining
Coordination with the child's physician, dentist, or other provider when a release is being considered