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.

Discover how speech therapy transforms lives by boosting self-esteem, enhancing social skills, and fostering meaningful connections.