District Speech also offers teletherapy services to rest of USA.
About District Speech & Language Therapy
Do you have a speech difficulty that’s holding you back from what want to do?
Do you find yourself avoiding social or professional situations because you’re embarrassed of your stutter?
Have you found people have difficulty understanding what you’re trying to say?
Maybe you’re a recent immigrant struggling to be understood by the people in your new home.
Maybe you have an issue with stuttering. Whether it’s a new development or you’ve faced it your entire life, it makes it more difficult to get your ideas across.
Maybe you’re a parent whose child isn’t using words yet, has a cleft palate, a lisp secondary to tongue thrust, reading difficulties or another speech concern.
Or maybe you’re transgender, and feel the sour pinch of gender dysphoria every time you speak.
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Monday-Friday: 9am-6:30pm
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
Why is speech therapy so important?
Will my child grow out of their speech impediment?
Possibly. Most children have some sort of speech difficulty when first developing their language skills. However, the “wait and see” approach is not a good idea. Research is showing more and more that early intervention in speech and language disorders is critical. To give your child the best chance at a happy, healthy social life, it’s a good idea to enroll them in speech therapy for their speech disorder.
What education do speech therapists have?
Are speech therapists regulated?
Do I need a doctor’s referral to see a speech therapist?
What if my child’s pediatrician is not concerned about their speech issues?
What if my child’s pediatrician is not concerned about their speech issues?
