THRIVE
Pediatric Speech & Language Therapy
713-835-7076
[email protected]
STEP IN, SIT,
RELAX
& LET US DO EVERYTHING
STEP IN, SIT,
RELAX
& LET US DO EVERYTHING
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What can THRIVE do for you?
What can THRIVE do for you?
We provide assessment and treatment as stand-alone, or supplemental services. We help children with receptive and expressive language delays, late talking, articulation, apraxia, learning disabilities, feeding difficulties, cognitive impairments, phonological awareness deficits, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, and developmental disorders, delays, and differences. It is our mission to help children communicate while maximizing their unique strengths and interests.
We provide assessment and treatment as stand-alone, or supplemental services. We help children with receptive and expressive language delays, late talking, articulation, apraxia, learning disabilities, feeding difficulties, cognitive impairments, phonological awareness deficits, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, and developmental disorders, delays, and differences. It is our mission to help children communicate while maximizing their unique strengths and interests.
Why home services?
Why home services?
Parents and families are busier than ever. Managing appointments or caring for a child with special needs can be a full-time job. Let us streamline your schedule by coming to your home or child's school. Studies show that services are more effective in the most natural environment. Additionally, our approach is family-focused, and individualized to honor the culture and values of that family. Parental and caregiver involvement in carryover of strategies is a key component to continued progress and success. At Thrive Speech Therapy, we believe in re-empowering the parents to be The Experts in their child.
What to Look For
What to Look For
- Difficulty with articulation and sound production
- Struggles with various sound distinctions
- Voice quality, volume, and pitch abnormalities
- Delayed understanding of language
- Inability to partially or fully speak
- Speech muscle impairments due to neurological conditions
- Apraxia, resulting in rearranged sounds within words
- Stammering, stuttering, or rapid and slurred speech
What to Expect
What to Expect
- More capable of expressing thoughts, ideas and feelings
- Better performance in school
- Increased vocal quality
- Fluent speech
- Social skills development
- Greater quality of life
- Enhanced self-esteem
- Independence
