WELCOME TO KIDSPEECH

Enhancing Children's Power to Communicate

OUR APPROACH

Our therapy focuses on integrating treatment into a natural part of your child’s daily routine. Kidspeech provides age appropriate therapy techniques, including:

• play-based therapy for younger children
• creative learning experiences for older children

Family-Based Treatment

Our patients’ families are an essential part of the treatment team. Families will be guided in understanding their child’s areas of need and strengths, as well as assisting the child’s intervention, including carryover:


• At home

• At school &

• In the community


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Collaborative Approach

Kidspeech therapists work as a team with all the contributors to your child’s education and care, including:


• Physicians

• Teachers

• Psychologists

• Occupational therapists

• Physical therapists

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Give us a call!

We are available to talk today.

Where to begin?

Get Started

In order to begin services for your child, Kidspeech will need the following:


• A prescription from your Primary Care Physician

• Any information on previous evaluations or treatments received

• Medical/Background Information Form

• Parent Consent Form

• Notice of Privacy Practices Form

• Current copy of your insurance card (front and back)

• Current copy of IFSP/IEP if applicable

Screenings

If any of the following questions applies to you, Kidspeech can help:


• Do you have questions regarding your child’s speech, language or feeding skills?

• Are you concerned about your child not developing skills as quickly as other children?

• Do you need to pursue a comprehensive evaluation?

• Do you have questions about your preschooler’s speech sound development?

• Do you want reassurance that your child is on track with their development?

Is therapy needed?

Do you have questions about your child’s speech, language, and/or feeding skills?


• Have you ever noticed that your child has difficulty expressing his/her thoughts clearly?

• Are they having a hard time following directions?

• Does he/she often repeat words or stutter?

• Does your child have a hard time with a particular sound?

• Does your child have a hard time being understood?

• Does your child have food aversions?

• Would you like reassurance that your child is developing typically?

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