Welcome to Speech Therapy Adventures!
Speech Therapy Adventures provides services to the children who are having difficulty with speech production, receptive and expressive language skills, social engagement, written language, executive functioning, as well as feeding and oral motor deficits/delays. We believe in building lasting relationships that enable and encourage clients to grow to their full potential as effective communicators. We can't wait to meet you and your family!
Services Provided
Speech Therapy
Speech therapy helps children who have trouble making sounds clearly, which can make them hard to understand. This may happen with things like stuttering, lisps, apraxia, or just overall unclear speech. The goal is to help your child speak with confidence and be understood by others..
Language Therapy
Language therapy supports children who struggle to understand or use words. Signs may include trouble following directions, leaving words out of sentences (“the cat big”), difficulty telling stories, or having a hard time answering questions. Language therapy can give your child tools to better express themselves.
Oral Motor/Feeding Therapy
Feeding and oral motor therapy helps kids who have difficulty chewing, moving food around in their mouth, or swallowing safely. It can also support children who only eat a few types of food. Therapy uses fun and supportive strategies to make eating easier and more enjoyable.
Written Language Disorders
Written language therapy addresses challenges in reading and writing. These skills start early with rhyming, playing with sounds, and learning letters. Over time, therapy helps with reading words and sentences, spelling patterns, and putting thoughts into writing so children can grow into confident readers and writers.
Executive Functioning
Executive functioning is like the “brain’s manager.” It includes skills like planning, staying on task, managing time, paying attention, and being flexible when plans change. These skills help children learn, play, and communicate successfully in everyday life.
Pragmatics
Social skills (pragmatic language) therapy helps children connect with others. This includes practicing conversations, reading body language, making friends, and sharing thoughts and feelings. Building social skills gives kids the confidence to form strong and positive relationships..