Late talkers & early words
Toddlers who understand everything and say almost nothing. We coach you through the moments that build first words, on the floor, at home.
Ages 12 months – 3 years
Pediatric speech-language therapy across the Merrimack Valley since 2008. ASHA-certified SLPs, sessions that look like play, and a home plan the grown-ups can actually follow on a Tuesday night.
Nine speech-language pathologists, a play-based clinic built for kids who move, and evaluations that come back with a plan instead of a label.
Toddlers who understand everything and say almost nothing. We coach you through the moments that build first words, on the floor, at home.
Ages 12 months – 3 years
The r, s and l sounds that stall, and the child a teacher keeps asking to repeat. Articulation work that transfers off the table and into class.
Most common referral
Following directions, building sentences, answering the question that was actually asked — plus the early literacy skills sitting underneath it.
School-age focus
Motor-planning therapy with clinicians trained in DTTC and PROMPT, at the frequency the research actually calls for — not once a month.
Specialist-led
Lidcombe and school-age fluency work that treats the talking and the feelings about talking, so kids keep raising their hands.
Parent-involved
Conversation, play and self-advocacy for autistic kids — neurodiversity-affirming, and every communication method counts, devices included.
AAC evaluations available
Sessions at either clinic, teletherapy anywhere in the state, and in-school visits we coordinate directly with your child's team — we'll sit in the IEP meeting with you if it helps.
“Two years of being told to wait and see. Six months here and my three-year-old ordered his own pancakes. They taught me what to do at home, which is the part nobody else did.”
“The evaluation report was written so I could actually read it, and they walked into our IEP meeting and explained every line to the district. We finally got the minutes she needed.”
“My son stutters and he used to stop talking at school. His therapist worked on the words and on the worrying. He read aloud in class last week — on purpose.”
Fifteen minutes with a speech-language pathologist, no charge and no referral needed. If your child doesn't need us, we'll tell you that too.
(555) 024-8913