Our Services
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Speech Therapy
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Virtual Consults
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Cognitive Wellness Coaching
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Occupational Therapy
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Feeding Therapy
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Impact Intensives
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Helping Children Build the Foundations for Success
Our occupational therapy services support the sensory, motor, emotional, and self-regulation foundations that help children learn, play, communicate, and participate more fully in everyday life.
Through individualized, play-based intervention, we help children develop the skills needed to increase independence, confidence, and participation at home, school, and in the community.
Areas We Commonly Support
Sensory processing differences
Emotional regulation and coping skills
Attention and executive functioning
Fine motor skills (handwriting, coloring, cutting, fasteners)
Gross motor coordination and body awareness
Primitive reflex integration
Motor planning and praxis
Visual-motor and visual-perceptual skills
Feeding and sensory-based eating challenges
Daily living skills (dressing, grooming, toileting, independence)
Social participation and play skills
Transitions, routines, and school readiness
Your Child May Benefit from Occupational Therapy If They...
Become easily overwhelmed by sounds, textures, movement, or busy environments
Struggle with emotional regulation, transitions, or frustration tolerance
Have difficulty sitting still, focusing, or following routines
Avoid certain foods or have feeding challenges
Appear clumsy, uncoordinated, or have difficulty learning new motor skills
Struggle with handwriting, scissors, buttons, zippers, or other fine motor tasks
Need support with independence and daily routines
Have challenges with play, social participation, or school readiness
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Impact Intensives are highly individualized therapy experiences designed to provide focused support for children with communication, feeding, regulation, sensory, and developmental challenges.
Using a whole-child approach, each intensive is tailored to the child's unique strengths, needs, and goals. These programs are designed to look beyond isolated symptoms and explore the underlying factors that may be influencing communication, learning, participation, and overall development.
Areas of Focus May Include:
Communication and language development
Feeding and oral motor skills
Regulation and sensory processing
Attention and executive functioning
Play and social engagement
Primitive reflexes and motor development
Parent education and coaching
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Feeding challenges can impact nutrition, growth, family routines, and quality of life. At Impact Speech Therapy, we recognize that feeding difficulties are often influenced by multiple factors, including oral motor skills, sensory processing, regulation, medical history, motor development, and communication.
Our feeding therapy services are designed to help children develop safer, more positive, and more successful experiences with eating and drinking.
One of the things that makes Impact Speech Therapy unique is our collaborative feeding model.
Feeding challenges are rarely caused by a single factor. Depending on a child's needs, feeding therapy may involve support from a speech-language pathologist, occupational therapist, or a collaborative team approach.
Services for Infants, Children and Adults
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Adult Therapy Services
Adults and young adults often come to us when they’re facing changes in thinking, memory, communication, or swallowing. Some are recovering from a stroke or brain injury. Others are navigating life with Parkinson’s, dementia, or other neurological conditions. Many simply want to improve their cognitive wellness and feel more confident and independent in daily life.
At Impact Speech Therapy, we provide individualized, evidence-based care that supports your brain and body. Whether you’re looking to regain skills, maintain function, or optimize brain health, we’re here to help.
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Infant/Children Therapy Services
Is your child struggling with speech, language, sensory regulation, or developmental milestones? We help children who may be experiencing speech delays, difficulty understanding or using language, sensory challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, or motor coordination delays. Our goal is to support your child’s communication, learning, and overall brain development in a nurturing, play-based environment.
At Impact Speech Therapy, we meet each child where they are — combining traditional speech therapy with innovative tools like primitive reflex integration, red light therapy, and brain-based techniques to help children thrive.
We help adults with challenges related to:
Stroke recovery and rehabilitation
Aphasia (difficulty understanding or expressing language after a brain injury)
Dementia and mild cognitive impairment
Parkinson’s disease and related disorders
Voice or speech clarity changes
Swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)
Memory loss and word-finding issues
Attention, planning, and organization challenges (executive function)
Brain fog after illness or injury
Anxiety or emotional regulation that impacts communication
Traumatic brain injury and post-concussion syndroms
Adult speech therapy services may include:
Cognitive-communication therapy
Aphasia therapy and stroke recovery support
Dementia staging, caregiver training, and memory therapy
Swallowing therapy using ESP-certified techniques
Voice therapy using LSVT for improved vocal clarity, loudness, and confidence
QEEG brain mapping with individualized cognitive wellness support
Primitive reflex integration for improved motor and cognitive function
Red light therapy (photobiomodulation) and low-level laser therapy for general cognitive wellness and nervous system support
Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) for regulation and resilience
Interactive Metronome for attention, timing, and coordination
Functional skills training for real-life success
Family and caregiver coaching
We help children with challenges related to:
Speech delays and articulation difficulties
Language disorders (understanding, expression, and social communication)
Developmental delays, such as: Delayed walking or talking; Difficulty with play or imitation; Trouble following directions or expressing needs; and/or Delayed social interaction or engagement
Autism spectrum disorder
ADHD and executive function struggles
Sensory processing challenges
Emotional regulation and behavioral difficulties
Motor coordination and retained primitive reflexes
Feeding and oral motor issues
Social skills and peer interaction
Reading and early literacy challenges
Late talkers and early language development
Pediatric speech therapy services may include:
Play-based speech and language therapy
Early intervention and caregiver coaching
Articulation and phonological therapy
Social communication support
Primitive reflex integration to support motor coordination and brain-body connection
QEEG brain mapping with individualized cognitive wellness support
Red light therapy (photobiomodulation) and low-level laser therapy for general cognitive wellness and nervous system support
Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) for emotional regulation and listening
Interactive Metronome for timing, attention, and coordination
Sensory-informed therapy activities
Literacy and language enrichment
Functional communication training
Parent and caregiver education