Language Group Programs

To provide group treatment sessions which focus on carry-over of newly acquired language skills. Once a child has learned new skills in individual treatment sessions, we provide group treatment so that the child can practice using new communication skills in a natural setting with their peers. Direct parent education and observation of group treatment sessions allows parents an opportunity to learn how to provide stimulation techniques within the home environment.

Conditions Treated

• Speech and language delay/disorder
• Developmental apraxia/dyspraxia of speech
• Phonological process disorders
• Autism spectrum disorders
• Pragmatic disorders
• Cleft palate
• Stuttering
• Down syndrome
• Orofacial myology
• Cochlear implant
• Traumatic brain injury
• Neurological disorders resulting in speech, language and swallowing/feeding impairments

Groups to Promote Language Development

Lil' Sprouts Parent Education Program

Lil' Sprouts is a program that includes parents along with their toddlers. Speech and Language training encourages age-appropriate language skills with their toddlers.

Toddler Language Stimulation Program

An early-intervention program, specifically designed for language-delayed toddlers. Play-based treatment sessions focus on establishing imitative skills, building auditory comprehension and expressive language vocabulary during individual and small-group treatment sessions.

Language Intervention One Needs to Succeed

A program designed for children between the ages of 2 and 4 years who have been diagnosed with receptive and expressive language disorders. Intensive individual and group treatment sessions focus on language development. The primary goal of the program is to prepare the child for a structured preschool setting and provide recommendations and resources for proper preschool placement.

Skills of Clinicians

Our nationally accredited staff members are clinically certified in Speech and Language Pathology and are specialists in working with children who are diagnosed with language disorders. In addition, our department is a recognized training center for physicians and graduate-level students in speech and language pathology.