Communication is the process of exchanging information and ideas, and can come in many “shapes and sizes” that we may not think of. Speech language pathologists utilize all types of communication throughout speech therapy to give children a means to communicate. We can communicate through speaking, of course, but also through gestures (pointing to what we need, waving hi/bye), body language, writing, sign language, and through Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices.

Daily routines are the perfect opportunities to target speech and fine motor skills. We can even practice these things while we are going...

Lexi is our Referral Coordinator. She communicates with doctors making sure we have all appropriate documentation, verifies all patient...