Every parent wants their child to thrive and communicate effectively. But sometimes, it can be challenging to determine if your child’s speech development is on track or if they might need extra support.

For many children, stuttering can be a normal part of language development as they learn to form sentences and express their thoughts. For others, it may persist into adolescence and adulthood.

Stuttering is a speech disorder that affects the fluency of speech, often making communication challenging and frustrating for those who experience it.

The synergy between speech therapy and occupational therapy can unlock a child's potential in remarkable ways. By working together, these therapists can address various learning and developmental needs, fostering success in both communication and daily life skills.

Learn about PROMPT therapy, a tactile-kinesthetic approach to improving articulation, motor speech disorders, and phonological challenges.