Therapy Services

Speech Therapy improves the communication and feeding skills for individuals who are delayed in the areas of articulation, language, fluency,  pragmatics, and feeding.

• Alternative Augmentative Communication (AAC)
• Articulation
• Apraxia
• Oral-motor disorders
• Orofacial myology
• Expressive language
• Receptive language
• Pragmatic language and social skills
• Cognition
• Phonological disorders
• Developmental language delays
• Fluency disorders (stuttering)
• Feeding
• Literacy
• Voice

Prenatal Lactation Class Join us for our lactation class where we will discuss how to prepare, what to expect, and when to seek help while nursing your newborn. After your baby arrives, come back for a 45 minute one-on-one consult to help with any questions.  Classes will be offered on the 2nd Thursday of the month from 4:30pm-5:30pm. Call to register.

Lactation Counseling assists with addressing pain, supply issues, or other breastfeeding questions. Lactation counseling can help with feeding for babies and their mothers with:

• Breastfeeding
• Bottle feeding
• Introducing solids
• Tongue/Lip tie
• Latching
• Supply

Feeding Therapy

Katy Speech and Language provides fun, professional, and comprehensive feeding therapy services tailored to each child’s unique needs. Our team takes a whole-child approach, carefully evaluating medical history, feeding skills, oral-motor development, sensory processing, dietary factors, and behavioral influences to develop individualized treatment plans that support lasting progress.
We support children with a wide range of feeding challenges, including sensory and motor based feeding difficulties and selective or “picky” eating that may be related to medical, developmental, coordination, or traumatic factors. Our therapists use family-centered, sensory-informed, and trust-based strategies to help children expand food variety and develop more positive, functional mealtime experiences. When concerns such as ARFID are present, we offer screening and coordinate closely with medical providers to ensure a comprehensive and collaborative plan of care.

• Picky eating
• Sensory aversions
• Puree to table foods
• Feeding aversions

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will my child be in therapy?

Factors like attendance, consistency of completing homework, and parental involvement play a huge part. Each child progresses at their own pace and we are happy to help them! 

How do I know if my child needs therapy?

We give assessments that provide standard scores and use developmental norms to help determine if your child exhibits any delays or disorders. Early intervention plays a pivotal role in development. It’s better to address concerns early, than wait and let the gaps widen.

How much does it cost/ does insurance cover?

The cost of evaluations and sessions varies depending on your insurance. Please contact the office for more information. 

How do you work with children that can’t speak? 

Treatment encompasses your child as a whole taking into consideration your child’s sensory, physical, emotional and medical needs. Our goal is to improve functional communication skills in a fun and caring environment where your child can flourish. The sessions can be targeted through play therapy or by sitting at the table with your therapist. Our therapists like to make the sessions fun by incorporating their goals into many different activities. 

How long are the sessions?

Session length and duration will be recommended in your evaluation report. It varies depending on each child’s needs.

Do you provide in-home therapy?

We offer therapy in the clinic, teletherapy and, some area preschools.