If any of these questions describe your child, contact us at (215) 535-1314, for both Philadelphia and New Jersey.

Is your child 2-3 years old and not speaking?

Does your child have difficulty organizing his or her thoughts through either spoken or written language?

Does your child have good eye contact?

Are they social with other kids?

Do they have difficulty understanding what he or she reads?

If any of these fit your child, please call. There are many speech and language activities that can solve these issues during speech therapy.

The parent is always involved in each speech and language therapy session and will follow through with these activities at home. With younger children speech and language therapy is based on play. With older children speech and language therapy is based on the context of their experiences.

The parents and speech therapist will use various activities to improve each child's speech and language development as these activities anchor their learning.

   - Jill Feldbaum, MA, CCC, SLP, affiliated with ASHA, PSHA, NJSHA