Pediatric speech therapy helps children improve their speech, language, and communication skills through specialized techniques and exercises tailored to their needs. Therapists work with children who have difficulties with speech, language, articulation, fluency, voice, or swallowing to enhance their communication abilities and boost confidence in social situations.

Pediatric feeding therapy helps children overcome difficulties related to eating, drinking, or swallowing. Therapists work with children who may have trouble with chewing, swallowing, food aversions, or sensory issues to improve their feeding skills and ensure proper nutrition and growth.

Lactation consultation services offer expert guidance and support to breastfeeding mothers, specializing in techniques for successful breastfeeding as well as bottle feeding, ensuring optimal feeding experiences for both mother and baby.

Early intervention teaches developmentally appropriate play and goals to ensure children reach milestones. Specialists work closely with families to identify concerns and implement targeted interventions for children's growth and development.

Pediatric social groups help children reach milestones by encouraging interaction with peers in structured settings. These groups provide opportunities for children to practice social skills, such as communication, cooperation, and problem-solving, while engaging in fun and meaningful activities. Through guided interactions and supportive environments, children develop essential social abilities that contribute to their overall growth and development.

Parent education programs provide valuable resources and guidance to empower parents in supporting their child's development and well-being. These programs offer workshops, seminars, and individualized sessions to educate parents on topics such as child development, behavior management, and effective communication strategies. By equipping parents with knowledge and skills, these programs aim to enhance parent-child relationships, promote positive parenting practices, and ultimately foster optimal growth and development in children.

A communication aide assists children who require alternative communication methods, such as AAC devices or hearing aids, to effectively interact with others in their community, ensuring they can participate fully and confidently in social activities.

Our behavioral supports program provides personalized, fun, and family-focused strategies to help children develop important life skills, manage emotions, and thrive in everyday situations. With a holistic approach that goes beyond traditional ABA, we’re here to support your child’s unique needs in a way that works for your family!