More About Our Services

Phone Consultations 

In-person Screenings: In addition to regular screenings, we offer free screenings several times per year. 

Evaluations: The time it takes to complete assessments will range from one hour to 10 hours depending on the purpose and the extent of the assessment. Evaluations come with a detailed report and can be done in the following areas:
  •  Speech (Articulation, Fluency, Voice)
  •  Speech & Language 
  •  Oral-Motor/Feeding
  •  Oral-Motor/Feeding/Speech
  •  Swallowing
  •  Auditory Processing Screenings
  •  Social Competence

Development of Oral-Motor Treatment Plans: to be executed by your therapist for out of town clients. These plans can be updated at regular intervals ranging from every 3 months to yearly depending on age of child and need.
  • Speech & Language Therapy
  • Oral-Motor Therapy
  • Myofunctional Therapy
  • Feeding Therapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Social Skills Training/Groups
  • FastForward®
  • School Consults and Observations (often done as part of the evaluation)
  • PPT/CSE Attendance

Parent Training/Presentations
  •  At our office or local preschools and day care centers about speech and language development.
  •  At your pediatric office.
  •  Local school districts for advanced trainings on muscle-based speech disorders
  •  Local SEPTA meetings
  •  Local home school group meetings
  •  Other parent groups

Professional Trainings
  • Available to provide feeding and swallowing training for CNA and nursing programs as well as interested school districts who may have a need for a greater understanding of the benefits of oral-motor/oral-placement therapy.

Outside Facility Consults and Contracts
  • Our therapists may be available to contract with local school districts on a part-time basis.


We have specialized training in PROMPT®, Verbal Behavior, Social Thinking®, PECS®, Muscle-Based Speech and Feeding Deficits (including numerous trainings with TalkTools® Sara Rosenfeld-Johnson and Lori Overland, Pamela Marshalla, Rona Alexander, Debra Beckman, Char Boshart, et al), and Apraxia.