Welcome to Milestone Therapy, LLC
Our speech language pathologists work with children and their families to address gaps in communications skills to help them meet developmental milestones. Treatment may focus on receptive language (understanding what is said) or expressive language (communicating needs and thoughts) and social language (following non-verbal cues and relating to others). Intervention may also address the mechanics of producing sounds, speech sound patterns, articulation, fluency, and volume.
Requirements
- We require a referral from your pediatrician or specialist to begin therapy.
- In some cases, a copy of your child's most recent hearing assessment or new born hearing screening will be required depending on individual insurance.
- We will need a copy of your child's IEP or any academic psychoeducational testing.
- Our clinic requires intake forms to be completed in our HIPPA secure portal prior to scheduling any appointments. To access our portal, please first email your child's full name, date of birth, and parent email, to milestontherapyslp@gmail.com. You will then receive an invite to Ensora Rehab Therapy Suite.
Evaluation
A licensed speech language pathologist will complete an initial evaluation to determine an individualized treatment plan for your child based on their needs. This initial evaluation requires an hour long session and includes a full report that will be sent to your referring doctor. If your child has had a recent evaluation within the last six months, we do not require a new evaluation to start therapy.
Therapy Services
Therapy is delivered in 30 minute sessions typically one to two times per the needs of the child
Language Therapy 30 minutes
Develops both receptive language and expressive language. Therapy may include practicing following directions, expanding vocabulary, forming complete sentences, and using language appropriately in social interactions, helping children communicate with confidence in daily life.
Gestalt Language Therapy (Natural Language Acquisition) working with children who learn language by processing it in large chunks or "gestalts" rather than individual words.
Feeding Therapy 30 minutes
Supports children by developing age-appropriate feeding skills, supporting oral-motor development, and positive mealtime routines.
Apraxia Therapy 30 minutes
Targets speech motor planning through structured, repetitive practice and multisensory cues, helping children learn to produce clear, accurate sounds and sound sequences.
Articulation Therapy 30 minutes
Improves mispronounced sounds by teaching precise sound placement and production with evidence-based exercises and play-based practice.
Phonology30 minutes
Helps eliminate the use of speech sound patterns that are no longer age appropriate.
Fluency30 minutes
Improves fluency to reduce tension and improve breath control while speaking.