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Articulation
Speech therapy can help when your child has difficulty making certain speech sounds and is not understood by family, teachers, and/or peers.
Literacy
Literacy intervention is available to help with reading, writing, and phonological awareness.
Language
Speech and Language therapy can help your child use and understand spoken language. Language therapy encompasses a range of skills from learning your first words and forming sentences, to participating in conversations and telling stories.
Alternative Communication
Speech-language pathologists can help your child use multiple modalities to better communicate their needs, wants, thoughts, and ideas daily.
What will online therapy look like with my child?
Age 0-3 years:
Early intervention is most effective when involving the parents and caregivers! This is why therapy sessions in the early years are focused on parent coaching. Your child won't be expected to "pay attention" to the computer screen at this. Rather, parents can learn language strategies speech therapists use that are catered to the child's specific needs and using toys or household objects that are already available in the home.
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If a child wants to interact with their therapist on screen to listen to music or show off their toys, that is great! However, this is not expected nor is it necessary for effective intervention at this age. Usually, the best results occur in a location in the house where the child is most comfortable- like the playroom. But due to the nature of teletherapy, you can join from anywhere!
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