Conditions We Treat

Every child and adult communicates differently. Below are some of the speech and language conditions we work with. If you don't see your concern listed, get in touch — we're happy to help.

• Apraxia of Speech

  Learn about childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) — a motor speech disorder that makes it hard for children to coordinate the movements needed for clear speech.

• Autism & Speech Delay

  Learn about speech and language delays associated with autism spectrum disorder, including signs to look for and how speech therapy supports communication development.

• Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)

  Learn about developmental language disorder (DLD) — what it is, how it differs from a speech delay, common signs at different ages, and how speech therapy helps.

• Late Talker

  Is your child a late talker? Learn what it means when a toddler isn't talking yet, what signs to look for, and how speech therapy can help.

• Lisp

  Does your child have a lisp? Learn about frontal and lateral lisps, when to seek treatment, and how speech therapy can help correct lisping.

• Reading & Writing Difficulties

  Learn about reading and writing difficulties in children, including signs of dyslexia, the connection to spoken language, and how speech therapy supports literacy development.

• Selective Mutism

  Learn about selective mutism in children — what it is, how it differs from shyness, common signs, and how speech therapy supports communication confidence.

• Social Communication Disorder

  Learn about social communication disorder (SCD) — what it looks like, how it differs from autism, and how speech therapy supports social language skills.

• Speech Sound Disorder

  Learn about speech sound disorders in children — when a child is hard to understand, mispronounces words, or leaves out sounds in speech.

• Stuttering

  Learn about stuttering in children and adults — what causes it, what signs to look for, and how speech therapy can help manage fluency.