Helping children find their voice, strengthen communication, and connect confidently — at home, at school, and in the world around them.
Speech Therapy
Speech therapy supports children in developing communication skills, including speaking clearly, understanding language, expressing ideas, and engaging socially. It may also address fluency concerns such as stuttering or support feeding and oral motor development. Communication is how children share their thoughts, build relationships, and participate in learning. Speech therapy strengthens that bridge, helping children communicate with greater clarity and confidence.
Speech Therapy may support:
Articulation (pronouncing sounds clearly)
Language development (understanding and expressing ideas)
Social communication skills
Stuttering or fluency challenges
Feeding or oral motor concerns
Communication is how children connect to the world — speech therapy helps strengthen that bridge.
COMPASSION
We strive to understand your needs and want to support you and your family throughout the therapy process.
TRUST
Building a trusting relationship is a top priority. We are joining YOUR team of dedicated friends, family and other involved providers.
KNOWLEDGE
We work to provide research focused therapy and intervention. Our experience team promotes feedback and the sharing of information to help everyone attain their goals.
ACCEPTANCE
Your insight, personal history, and past experiences are essential, and we want to meet your current needs. Our team alongside you and your family.
CELEBRATION
Little victories should not go unnoticed. We serve clients with excitement during each step within therapy process. We celebrate ALL growth and milestones.
Who Does ST Help?
Children who are late to begin talking, difficult to understand, or struggling to form sentences may benefit from speech therapy. Some children have trouble following directions or engaging in back-and-forth conversations. Others may avoid speaking in social settings or experience frustration when trying to express themselves. Speech therapy can support children with developmental delays, language differences, or diagnosed conditions, but it also helps children who simply need extra guidance as they develop their communication skills. Every child’s communication journey is unique, and therapy is tailored to meet them where they are.
Signs ST May Be Beneficial:
Parents may notice limited vocabulary for their child’s age, unclear speech sounds, or difficulty being understood by others. Some children show frustration when trying to communicate, while others withdraw socially. Feeding challenges, including difficulty chewing or swallowing, may also signal a need for support. If something feels uncertain or concerning, it is worth exploring. Early conversations can provide clarity and reassurance.
Why Early Support Matters
Strong communication skills impact learning, confidence, and relationships. When support begins early, children often experience less frustration and greater success in social and academic environments.
Early intervention helps build foundational skills that create long-term confidence and connection.
Every child develops differently — ST simply provides extra support when needed.
Speech Therapy Education for Adults
Training
Are you a daycare or agency that works with children with or without special needs and want to know how to make your business more accessible to all abilities? Are you a parent or parent group that would like more information about communication?
Career Assistance
Are you a graduate student who would like real world information heading in to interviews, internships or your CFY experience? We can help with job searching tailored to your interests and location, walk you through an interview process and help you land your first job in the perfect career!
Seminar and Campus Visits
Are you a collegiate professor or clinical director looking for real world insight to share with your students in the area of Speech Language Pathology? Contact us to create a seminar or visit that will be tailored to your student, department and university needs.
Speech Therapy FAQ
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We can provide a comprehensive evaluation to determine the best next steps. Evaluation areas can include articulation (speech sounds), language - expressive and receptive, social skills, fluency (stuttering), Autism, augmentative and alternative communication, cognition/executive functioning, auditory processing disorders, apraxia.
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We offer 30 minute speech sessions. If you are looking for more support, we offer multiple sessions per week, as repetition supports progress.
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Speech-language pathologists can help your child if they are hard to understand (speech sounds), have a stutter or disfluent speech, aren’t talking yet, have a limited number of words, or are needing support with language skills in school or daily routines.
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We offer social groups a few times a year. If you are interested, please contact us for more information.
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All ages! While we are primarily a pediatric clinic, we services adults as well.
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Of course! Some families prefer to wait in the waiting room, others find it helpful to watch sessions. Talk with your clinician to find a plan that works best for you and your child.
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Email us at team@owltherapyservices.comwith a little information about the individual needing services. We like to know their name, age, services you’re looking for (OT and/or speech), primary goals or areas of support, and general availability.