Speech Therapy Services

Early Intervention (0-3) | Pediatrics (3-18)

Speech Sound Disorders

Speech sound disorders involve difficulties with producing or using sounds correctly, affecting speech clarity. These issues can be addressed with speech therapy to improve communication skills.

Voice Disorders

Voice disorders affect the quality, pitch, or volume of a person’s voice, making it sound strained, hoarse, or breathy. Speech therapy can help diagnose and treat these issues to restore healthy voice function.

Tongue Thrust

Tongue thrust is a swallowing pattern where the tongue pushes against or between the teeth. This can affect speech and dental development. Speech therapy can help correct tongue thrust and improve swallowing patterns.

Language Delays

Language delays involve difficulty with understanding or using language compared to typical development. Children with language delays often have difficulty expressing themselves, following directions, and/or understanding others. Speech therapy can help improve language skills and communication abilities.

Social Communication

Social communication therapy can be helpful for children with autism, ADHD, and other language disorders. It can also be helpful for bilingual children. It addresses difficulties using language (both verbal and non-verbal) in social contexts, such as understanding social cues or taking turns in conversation. Speech therapy can help improve these skills and teach AAC when needed for better social interactions.

Swallowing Disorders

Swallowing disorders, or dysphagia, involve difficulty chewing or swallowing food and liquids. Speech therapy can help improve swallowing safety and function.

Apraxia of Speech

Apraxia of speech is a motor speech disorder where the brain struggles to plan and coordinate the muscle movements needed for speaking, leading to inconsistent speech errors and difficulty with pronunciation. Speech therapy focuses on improving speech clarity by helping individuals practice and refine their ability to produce sounds and sequences of sounds accurately.

Stuttering

Stuttering is a speech disorder that disrupts the flow of speech, causing repetitions, prolonged sounds, or involuntary pauses. It can vary in severity and may be influenced by stress or excitement. Our speech therapy services provide tailored treatment plans to help individuals improve their speech fluency and confidence.

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Yes, we work closely with many people who have various needs and disabilities. Contact us to see if we would be a good fit for you!
Cancelations for illnesses/emergencies or with more than 24 hour notice will have the session fee waived. Late cancelations or no shows will incur the typical session fee.
We are happy to offer teletherapy appointments if that is a good fit for your family! Unfortunately, we do not offer in home sessions at this time.
Our clinicians will give "homework" for you to work on in between each session so that you can implement speech techniques that are learned during therapy at home!
Typical speech therapy sessions are 30 minutes long, twice a week. However, we have flexibility to increase or decrease both the duration and frequency to fit your needs.
Each evaluation consists of formal and informal assessment measures to get a full picture of our client's needs.
All of our clinicians have received and maintained their Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology through the American Speech-Language Hearing Association.
YES! We are always accepting new clients and can't wait to meet you!
Absolutely! We love to have parents involved in the therapy sessions so that they can use the same language when working with their children at home.
At your first visit with Middle Hill Speech, you should expect to be greeted warmly by your clinician. The first session will largely be getting to know you and/or your child so that we can tailor your experience to you.
This question is different for every client based on his/her diagnosis. Your clinician will be able to give you a rough estimate of how long to expect to be in speech therapy after your initial evaluation.
Yes! We currently accept Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, and Select Health. If we do not accept your insurance, please let us know what insurance you have and we will be happy to begin the process of credentialing with them.