Our Therapy Services

  Social language challenges can make it harder for children to form friendships and succeed in school. If your child struggles with things like starting conversations, adjusting how they speak in different situations, or understanding implied meaning, they may benefit from a speech-language evaluation. Our team offers comprehensive assessments and therapy to support your child’s communication success. Contact us to learn more. 

  Language disorders can affect a child’s ability to understand or express language, impacting their social, academic, and behavioral success. They’re most common between ages 3–6 and affect nearly 8% of children, with boys at higher risk. Early evaluation by a Speech-Language Pathologist is key to getting the right support. If you have concerns about your child’s language development, we’re here to help.

 Articulation and phonological disorders make speech harder to understand and often involve sound errors that persist past the typical age. These may include lisps, difficulty with sounds like “r,” “th,” or “sh,” or patterns like dropping final sounds (e.g., “bye” for “bite”). If your child’s speech is hard to understand compared to peers, a speech evaluation can help identify the issue and guide next steps. We're here to help.

 Fluency disorders, like stuttering or cluttering, can make speech sound choppy, rushed, or unclear. These patterns may cause frustration or anxiety about speaking. While occasional disfluencies are normal, frequent struggles may signal the need for support. A speech evaluation can help determine the best path forward. Contact us to learn how we can help.

 Every child deserves a way to communicate. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) helps children who have limited speech express their needs and connect with others. AAC can support language growth and reduce frustration, leading to more confident and successful communication. Our therapists are here to help your child find their voice. Contact us to learn more. 

   We offer individual and group reading intervention for school-age children struggling with decoding, comprehension, fluency, or spelling. Led by a dyslexia-certified specialist with over 20 years of experience, our evidence-based programs support all learners, including those with reading differences. Services are open to all families—no speech therapy required.

  We proudly partner with schools across the Permian Basin to provide high-quality, in-person speech therapy on campus. In a region with limited access to speech pathologists, our services offer a hands-on alternative to virtual therapy—giving children the support they need without leaving school. By working closely with families and educators, we help students overcome communication challenges and thrive both academically and socially.