Express Yourself Speech Pathology Services, LLC offers individual therapy for the individual child. Every child is unique as is every therapy program.
Our speech and language services address a wide variety of delays and disorders.
We practice a team approach with parents, occupational and physical therapists, teachers, pediatricians, psychologists and other professionals, working together to ensure a cohesive therapy program for all of our young clients.
Express Yourself is known for the personal touch we provide to each of the children we work with. We go above and beyond what happens in a therapy session including school observations, parent education and resources, and correspondence with other therapists and teachers. We do what’s best for YOUR child and gauge his or her progress continuously with weekly communication and education with caregivers.
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Express Yourself Speech Pathology Services offers a variety of programs to suit your child’s unique needs.
Speech, language and hearing screenings: Members of the Express Yourself Team travel to various schools and daycare centers to conduct individual glimpses of your child’s skills to determine if further services are required. Coordination of the screenings takes place with the administrators and family to make this process as easy as possible for all parties.
Speech and language therapy: We treat communication, oral-motor and feeding disorders. Communication disorders are primarily characterized by receptive/expressive language disorders and articulation/speech disorders. Receptive language disorders impact a child’s ability to comprehend auditory information, and expressive language disorders impact a child’s ability to formulate thoughts into words. Articulation deficits refer to the ability to produce sounds and words fluently and intelligibly. Oral-motor skills refer to the ability to use and coordinate lips, tongue, teeth, and jaw movements for speech and feeding purposes. Feeding deficits include a person’s ability to chew and swallow food safely and effectively, as well as the ability to tolerate a wide variety of tastes, temperatures and textures of food.