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OUR SERVICES
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Explore our four services, how they work, and the ways they can support your child and family.
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Speech Therapy
Speech therapy supports the skills children use to understand others and express themselves. Depending on your child’s needs, goals may include speech sounds, vocabulary, sentences, understanding language, or taking part in conversations.
Who it can support
Children who have difficulty being understood, expressing wants and needs, following directions, or interacting through language may benefit from a speech and language evaluation.
What sessions may involve
Sessions may use play, books, conversation, and meaningful everyday activities to practice communication. Families learn ways to support these skills between visits. When appropriate, support may include gestures, pictures, or communication devices.
Early Intervention (EI) supports young children whose development may be delayed or who need extra help building early skills. It looks at the whole child, including communication, play, movement, social interaction, and daily routines.
Who it can support
Families with concerns about milestones or the way their child plays, learns, communicates, or moves can reach out to discuss an evaluation and available support.
What sessions may involve
Specialists work with children and caregivers through developmentally appropriate play and activities. Goals are personalized, and families practice ways to support learning within familiar routines such as playtime, meals, and getting ready for the day.
Behavior Therapy at Seed & Soil is parent-led and child-centered. Families work with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to better understand challenges and develop strategies that fit their child’s needs and everyday routines.
Who it can support
This support may be helpful when transitions, emotional regulation, or daily activities are challenging and caregivers want individualized guidance.
What sessions may involve
Caregivers receive coaching and direct consultation with a BCBA. Together, families and their provider identify priorities, practice strategies, and adjust the approach as needs change. The emphasis is on giving families practical tools they can use across daily settings.
Feeding therapy addresses challenges with eating and drinking, including difficulty managing textures, chewing, swallowing, or accepting a variety of foods. An evaluation helps identify the skills and needs behind a child’s feeding difficulties.
Who it can support
Families may seek support when a child eats a very limited range of foods, has difficulty progressing to new textures, or regularly struggles during meals.
What sessions may involve
Therapy is individualized and may focus on feeding skills, comfort with foods, and caregiver strategies. Goals take your child’s development and medical needs into account. When needed, care is coordinated with other professionals to address feeding and swallowing concerns.
