Identification of language delays can occur as early as 12-18 months. Delays can be flagged by your pediatrician, or can stem from your own personal concerns. Support your child’s communication skills through learning strategies, implementing new tools, and working closely with the SLP in care-centered and individualized approach.

Does your child have a lot to say, but has difficulty being understood by others? Therapy that focuses on speech sound production can help your child improve their articulation so that they may effectively communicate their wants, needs, and ideas with all listeners.

Support your child’s play skills, peer interactions, and their ability to navigate social situations using an individualized and neurodiversity-affirming approach. Social communication therapy can be beneficial at any age.

Support continued progress on your child’s speech and language goals during the summer months or over school breaks.

Feeling overwhelmed, ineffective, frustrated, or just confused about your child’s communication skills? At Little Bird, working closely with families is an integral part of therapy. Reach out with your questions, concerns, and insight.