Our Speech Therapy Services

 Receptive language is the ability to understand spoken, written, or gestured communication. 

It includes skills such as:

• Following simple and multi-step directions (e.g., “Get your shoes and put them by the door”)
• Understanding questions like “Who,” “What,” and “Where”
• Identifying objects, actions, and people when named 
• Understanding basic concepts such as colors, sizes, and locations (e.g., big/little, in/on)
• Listening to and understanding stories

 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that can affect communication, social interaction, and behavior.   Speech-language therapy can help children develop functional communication, improve social interaction, and build skills for everyday communication.  Our practice is neurodiversity-affirming, meaning we respect and support each child’s unique way of communicating while helping them develop skills that support meaningful connection and participation in everyday life.