Communication is Awesome
Late Talkers • Early Intervention • Language Delays • Developmental Delays • Special Needs • Articulation Disorders • Caregiver Coaching
Services
Complementary Phone Consultations
If your child is not meeting their communication milestones and you have questions about their communication abilities, a consultation is a great way to start. Awesome Kids Therapy is proud to offer free 15-minute phone consultations.
Speech & Language Therapy
Does your child need help with their pronunciation? Maybe they need some guidance with expanding their vocabulary and using grammatically correct grammar. If this is the case, a speech therapist like Ms. Sarah can definitely help!
Evaluations
Awesome Kids Therapy provides comprehensive evaluations to assess your child's strengths and areas of improvement. This helps to create a customized and family-centered therapy plan.
Caregiver Coaching
Are you another therapist or healthcare professional? Do you have questions about a loved one with a possible communication delay? A caregiver coaching call is a great way to start that conversation. Call today to schedule!
Early Intervention
Our play-based approach uses toys, songs and games to keep each child engaged as we work as a team to increase language and communication development. Language is based in imitation, so you’ll learn how to help your little one use signs, gestures, sounds and words to meet their wants and needs!
What are some things that a speech therapist can help with?
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Reacting to events and people in the environment
Initiating interactions
Turn-taking, attending to activities, joint attention with others
Play skills, imitation of gestures and signs, social games with others
These skills develop before words emerge and provide the foundation for communication
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Following directions and daily routines
Learning how to make choices and learn new vocabulary words
Responding to questions
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Using gestures, sounds and words to communicate
Increasing vocabulary
Combining words to make short phrases
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An SLP can help your child improve their articulation skills, or ability to be understood. A formal evaluation will help to gauge if your child is producing sounds like their peers