Early
Intervention
Provides timely, developmentally appropriate support during critical early years. Therapy focuses on building communication, language, and learning foundations while working closely with families to promote steady progress in everyday routines.
Expressive Language Therapy
Targets first words, word combinations, imitation, and expanding vocabulary. Therapy supports sentence development and expressive clarity, helping children communicate needs, thoughts, and ideas with growing confidence.
Social Communication Skills
Focuses on early interaction skills such as joint attention, eye contact, and functional communication. Children learn to connect with others, share experiences, and engage meaningfully in social situations.
Receptive Language Therapy
Targets understanding of words, phrases, and directions. Children strengthen listening, comprehension, and processing skills, allowing them to follow routines, respond appropriately, and participate confidently in social environments.
Play-Based
Therapy
Uses guided play to encourage natural language development. Children build vocabulary, turn-taking, and early conversation skills while learning in an engaging, supportive environment tailored to their interests.
Parent Coaching / Parent-Implemented Intervention
Equips parents with practical strategies to support communication throughout daily routines. Caregivers learn techniques that reinforce language growth, confidence, and carryover well beyond therapy sessions.