Improve communication skills by addressing cognitive issues that may be affecting language abilities. This therapy focuses on improving attention, memory, problem-solving, and other cognitive skills that are important for effective communication.

Early Intervention speech therapy, provided to children birth to three years old, focuses on supporting communication development through play-based activities and parent-child interactions.

Speech and language therapy for kids, especially those with developmental delays or autism, focuses on improving their ability to communicate wants/needs effectively, whether through speech, sign language, or other augmentative communication systems.

Whether you’re a parent seeking help in supporting your child’s speech and language development after being found ineligible for direct therapy, or a caregiver of someone with a communication impairment working on strategies to manage communication in the home, SPOGA has offerings to assist you in helping your loved ones effectively communicate their wants and needs.