individual speech & language Therapy sessions

Every session looks different, depending on the age, interests and goals of the client - but the 2 main goals of therapy are:
1) make progress as quickly as possible
2) have fun, love coming to therapy!

Therapy sessions can also take place at your home, your child's daycare/babysitter, the park, the grocery store, the pool - or anywhere where your child is struggling, loves to be, and/or is most convenient for your family!

Here's some examples of the fun we have in therapy at the office:

 feeding therapy sessions

Feeding therapy can look very different from session to session, depending on the age, skills and needs of the child. Feeding therapy can take place at the office, or at a location your child is more familiar with (your home, a restaurant, etc.). 

Here's some examples of office feeding therapy sessions:

therapy office

THERAPY ROOM: The therapy room can be set up lots of different ways, depending on the age & interest of the child

THERAPY ROOM: The therapy room can be set up lots of different ways, depending on the age & interest of the child

THERAPY ROOM: The therapy room can be set up lots of different ways, depending on the age & interest of the child

THERAPY ROOM: The therapy room can be set up lots of different ways, depending on the age & interest of the child

THERAPY ROOM: The therapy room can be set up lots of different ways, depending on the age & interest of the child

THERAPY ROOM: The therapy room can be set up lots of different ways, depending on the age & interest of the child

THERAPY ROOM: The therapy room can be set up lots of different ways, depending on the age & interest of the child

THERAPY AREA: This is one way the therapy space is set up for feeding therapy

WAITING AREA: the waiting area can be set up as a play area for siblings, depending on the age & interest of the sibling(s)

WAITING AREA: The waiting area can be set up as a play area for siblings, depending on the age & interest of the sibling(s)

WAITING AREA: this is how the waiting area typically looks when no siblings are tagging along

WAITING AREA: this is how the waiting area typically looks when no siblings are tagging along

WAITING AREA: this is how the waiting area typically looks when no siblings are tagging along

WAITING AREA: caregivers are welcome to use this work space during therapy sessions (within earshot of the session, but out of eyesight)

WAITING AREA

group therapy sessions

Group therapies are offered from time to time, depending on the needs of current clients. Groups typically focus on social skills, emotional skills and/or feeding skills for similarly-aged kids (e.g. preschool age, early elementary, late elementary, etc.). 

Additionally, summer groups and camps are offered intermittently, depending on staffing and availability that summer. Feel free to contact Miss Emily for inquires or questions about groups.

Here's some examples of our group fun:

child enrichment classes

Miss Emily has taught hundreds of child enrichment classes for children under 5 years old (and their caregivers). 

See here for more info about any current class offerings.