Speech therapy for kids in Houston
Helping children find their words — and their voice. Coming soon: licensed speech-language pathologists who will work on understanding, speaking and connecting with others.
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We are getting this service ready. Leave your details and we will call you as soon as it opens — your child’s ABA team will already be ready to coordinate.
Join the waitlistWhat is pediatric speech therapy?
Speech therapy helps children understand language, express themselves and communicate in social situations. It also supports the sounds of speech, fluency and, when needed, alternative ways to communicate such as picture systems or speech-generating devices.
For children who also receive ABA, our speech-language pathologists will coordinate goals with the BCBA so that the same words and strategies are practiced across every session.
Speech therapy can help children who
- Are late talkers or use fewer words than expected for their age
- Are hard to understand or have trouble with certain sounds
- Have difficulty following directions or understanding questions
- Struggle with conversation, turn-taking or social language
- Are minimally verbal and may benefit from AAC
- Stutter or have other fluency concerns
What we work on
Receptive language
Understanding words, directions, questions and stories.
Expressive language
Vocabulary, combining words, sentences and telling about their day.
Articulation
Producing speech sounds clearly so others can understand.
Social communication
Greetings, conversation, reading cues and playing with peers.
AAC
Picture exchange, sign and speech-generating devices for children who need them.
Family coaching
Simple ways to build language into everyday routines at home.
How speech therapy works
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A licensed speech-language pathologist evaluates your child’s communication using play, observation and standardized tests, and talks with you about your concerns.
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Together we set goals and a schedule. Sessions are play-based and take place at home or, when it helps, at school. You will get ideas to practice between sessions.
Speech therapy questions
Does my child need a diagnosis for speech therapy?
No autism diagnosis is needed. Usually a prescription or referral from your child’s doctor is required, plus an evaluation by a speech-language pathologist.
Do you offer speech therapy in Spanish?
That is our plan. When speech therapy launches, we will support bilingual families and work in the language your child uses at home. Join the waitlist to be the first to know.
Ready to take the first step?
Talk with our intake team. We will answer your questions and explain every step — at no cost and with no commitment.