Speech Therapy

Speech therapy helps children develop the communication skills they need to express themselves, understand others, and connect with the world around them. Speech-language pathologists support speech, language, social communication, feeding, swallowing, voice, fluency, and AAC.

What to Expect During Speech Therapy

Sessions are individualized and may include play, games, books, conversation, or structured activities. Therapists build communication skills through engaging experiences that match each child's interests and goals.

Speech therapy may help children who:

  • Are late to begin talking

  • Are difficult to understand

  • Have trouble understanding or using language

  • Struggle with conversations or social communication

  • Stutter or have voice concerns

  • Have feeding or swallowing difficulties

A speech and language evaluation can help determine the best next steps.

Become a Client

Meet the Team

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Meet Keara

Keara Goodhart, M.S., CCC-SLP

THERAPY DIRECTOR/SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

Certifications: AEIOU Feeding, Beckman Oral Motor, SOFFI Feeding, Learn Play Thrive Autism, Interactive Metronome

Specialties: Feeding therapy, neurodivergent communication, play-based therapy, language & cognitive skills

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Meet Grace

Grace Stieh, M.A., CCC-SLP      

SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST            

Certifications: Interactive Metronome

Specialties: Childhood Apraxia of Speech, AAC, speech & language disorders, neurodivergent communication