Speech and language delay in kids may present as difficulty in expressing themselves clearly, forming sentences, or understanding others.

Our team of Speech Language Pathologists conduct comprehensive evaluations to understand a child’s unique communication challenges, and then design personalized therapy plans to support their progress. With our specialized expertise and compassionate approach, our services are dedicated to helping your child improve their communication skills and thrive in all aspects of life.

Tongue thrust in kids, also known as one of the orofacial myofunctional disorders, occurs when the tongue pushes forward against the teeth during swallowing, speaking, and/or at rest. This can lead to dental issues such as misalignment, feeding difficulties, and speech difficulties.

Through specialized techniques and exercises specifically selected, based on a child’s needs, our therapists use Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy to retrain their oral muscles, establish proper swallowing and tongue positioning habits.

Sleep issues in kids can lead to difficulty focusing, moodiness, cognitive function and overall poor physical health as the body repairs itself during sleep. Whether it's snoring, restlessness, bed wetting, sleep walking, sleep talking, grinding, mouth breathing, or sleep apnea, these issues can significantly impact your child's quality of rest and daily functioning.

Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy offers effective solutions to address underlying factors contributing to sleep issues in kids. By targeting oral muscle dysfunction and promoting proper breathing techniques, we help kids improve their sleep quality and overall well-being.

Picky eating in kids often manifests as a reluctance or refusal to try new foods, limited food variety, or strong preferences for certain textures and flavors. Feeding Therapy offers effective solutions to address picky eating behaviors in kids.

By addressing underlying oral motor issues and sensory sensitivities that may contribute to food aversions, our team of therapists can help expand your child's palate and promote healthier eating habits and make meal time more enjoyable.