Language & Feeding Therapy

• Articulation 

• Apraxia

• Dysarthria

• Receptive/Expressive Language

• Early Intervention Communication Delay

• Aphasia

• Reading and Literacy 

• Social Communication

• Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)

• Cognitive Impairments

• Executive Functioning

• Memory/Attention

• Stuttering

• Voice Therapy 

• Developmental Delay 

• Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD)

• Oral motor dysfunction

• Picky eating

• Difficulty transitioning from purees to solids

• Bottle or breast-to-cup weaning support

• Transitioning to thickened liquids

• Weaning from thickened liquids

• We believe in meeting every child where they are. When a feeding concern calls for additional specialists or hands-on care, we'll help guide you through exactly who to see and why.

What Is Infant Feeding Therapy?

Infant feeding therapy helps babies who are having trouble eating, drinking, or swallowing safely. A speech therapist works with your baby and your family to figure out what's causing the trouble and teaches you simple strategies to make feeding times easier and safer. This support can happen at the hospital, at home, or through virtual visits.

A speech therapist can help with:

• Trouble latching or feeding at the breast or bottle

• Coughing, choking, or gagging during feeds

• Slow weight gain or trouble finishing bottles

• Difficulty moving from a feeding tube to eating by mouth

• Signs that a baby may be swallowing unsafely (including support with swallow studies)

• Transitioning to solid foods

• Picky eating or strong reactions to new textures

• Coordinating sucking, swallowing, and breathing during feeds

• Transitioning to thickened liquids

• Weaning from thickened liquids

• Bottle refusal

• Bottle flow rate assessment

• We believe in meeting every child where they are. When a feeding concern calls for additional specialists or hands-on care, we'll help guide you through exactly who to see and why.

Comprehensive Evaluation: 

• Every great treatment plan starts with a thorough evaluation. Our comprehensive assessment combines standardized testing, structured observation, and detailed caregiver interview to identify the root of your child's speech, language, feeding, or communication concerns. Results are documented in a written evaluation report that includes diagnostic findings, functional impact, and individualized recommendations. 

Therapy Session: 

• After your child's evaluation, we'll sit down together to walk through their results, explain our clinical recommendations, and map out a personalized plan of care that targets their specific goals. We'll also recommend the ideal session frequency and length based on your child's needs and our clinical findings. Every treatment plan includes caregiver education and a customized home exercise plan; so that you feel equipped and confident supporting your child's growth between sessions. From there, we'll check in regularly, celebrate progress, and adjust the plan as your child reaches new milestones.