The Boost Your Child Needs
An individualized approach for your child’s specific situation, no matter the diagnosis.
“Talk and Play Associates was such a blessing! My son went for Speech and Occupational Therapy for a few years and they were like extended family to us. He greatly benefited from their services and now has confidence in school and is doing great!”
Milana Schaffer
Speech and Language Therapy
Your child has been struggling to communicate—whether they’re unable to speak, not clearly express their wants and needs, or even understand what you are saying to them. This disconnect is fiercely frustrating for both you and your child.
At Talk and Play Associates, we can help assess your child’s needs and create a therapy plan with realistic goals and objectives.
We’ll help assess and address your child’s:
Receptive Language
Your child’s ability to listen to and understand words and phrases
Expressive Language
Your child’s ability to express their thoughts and ideas
Pragmatic Language
Your child’s ability to use language to interact with others
Oral Motor
How well your child uses their lips, tongue and mouth while speaking
Articulation
How well your child can make speech sounds (e.g. “rabbit” vs “wabbit”)
Voice
How well your child’s vocal folds and respiratory system produce sound
Fluency
Your child’s rhythm and cadence of speech (i.e. stuttering)
Every child is unique! That’s why we’ll create an individualized approach for your child, so they can learn and grow in the exact areas they need.
Occupational Therapy
Your child is struggling with important aspects of childhood. They may lack motor skills for play and self-care, or emotional and mental skills like socializing with other children, behavior, and learning. You’re frustrated and want to make sure your child has the know-how they need to be successful at school and in life.
At Talk and Play Associates, we can evaluate your child’s skills and create a plan with short- and long-term goals.
We’ll assess and address your child’s:
Cognition
The core skills your child’s brain uses to think and solve problems
Fine Motor Skills
Your child’s grasp on reflexes, motor skills, balance, eye-hand coordination, etc.
Adaptive/Self Help Skills
Your child’s ability to feed and dress themselves, their toilet and other hygiene skills, and their awareness of environmental dangers
Handwriting
Your child’s ability to grasp a pen/pencil, form letters, spacing, and page orientation
Sensory Integration
Your child’s ability to orient to and process sensation from the body and environmental stimuli
