Is your child having a difficult time producing certain sounds? If so articulation therapy might be for them! An articulation disorder may be present if your child is changing, omitting or leaving sounds out of words.

Expressive and receptive language therapy might be a good fit if your child is having a hard time expressing their wants and needs (expressive language) or understanding others (receptive language).

Early intervention and parent coaching is a great fit for parents who would like to increase language output or understanding for their children from birth to three. With this approach, the parent is given the tools and strategies to help facilitate communication.

If your child is having a hard time communicating with others in social environments, pragmatic language therapy can help! This form of therapy can assist children learn social routines and how to handle them. In individualized therapy sessions, we will work on skills such as conversational turn-taking, topic maintenance, understanding nonverbal cues, and making appropriate social comments.

At LaBrieSLP the ultimate goal is to empower individuals who stutter to communicate effectively and confidently in their personal and professional lives. Therapy sessions may involve practicing speech techniques, increasing awareness of speech patterns, and building confidence in various speaking situations. Additionally, we provide support and education for family members to create a supportive communication environment outside of therapy sessions.

Adult cognitive speech therapy is a specialized form of therapy designed to address speech, language, and cognitive difficulties resulting from conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, or neurodegenerative diseases. The ultimate goal of adult cognitive speech therapy is to help individuals regain or develop effective communication and cognitive skills to improve their overall quality of life.